Discover your own natural rhythms and sources of wisdom while learning how to bring the ancient technology of Ayurveda to your friends and family members. Our integrated curriculum provides a unique mix of didactic education and experiential sessions, making the study of Ayurveda an exciting exploration that leaves you feeling more connected to yourself, others, and seasonal rhythms. Continue to practice the teachings in your daily life through at-home study assignments between sessions.
Course includes 200 contact and non-contact hours in the following areas:
| Ayurvedic History and Philosophy | 15 hours |
| Anatomy and Physiology for Ayurveda | 40 hours |
| Ayurvedic Digestion and Nutrition | 20 hours |
| Dinachayra—Ayurvedic Lifestyle Training | 40 hours |
| Psychology from an Ayurvedic Perspective | 20 hours |
| Sanskrit | 10 hours |
| Yoga and Ayurveda | 35 hours |
| Supervised Study and Review Sessions | 20 hours |
■ This program may be also taken as part of Kripalu’s 1000-Hour Yoga Teacher Training.
The hours from this training may be applied toward your 1000-hour yoga teacher certification if you have not already applied the hours toward your 500-hour Ayurvedic Yoga Teacher certification.
TUITION
Total tuition for both modules: $2,700
Program at a Glance
Presenter(s)
Erin Casperson is the Dean of the Kripalu School of Ayurveda, an Ayurvedic Health Coach, and a 500-Hour Kripalu Yoga teacher.
Full Bio and ProgramsRosy Mann has more than 15 years of experience as an Ayurvedic doctor. She offers personal Ayurvedic consultations, as well as educational courses, lectures, and workshops.
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