Seminars in Ayurvedic Psychology Ayurveda And The Mind,  Part 2

Image

LIVE WITH MORE MENTAL CLARITY

Join Kripalu School of Ayurveda (KSA) faculty as they share how they intimate connection of the mind, emotions, senses, and the body.

In this six-part online series, you will hear from the brilliant minds of KSA faculty for a comprehensive and intimate exploration of the mind and profound practices for self and client. This program is designed for you to:

• Acquire a deeper connection to the doshas of the mind, Samkhya philosophy, and Manovaha Srotas (the channels of the mind)
• Identify the root causes of suffering—the impact the mind has on physical health and the impact the body has on mental health
• Learn ways to guide your clients back to sattva, their natural state of being through interactive medicinal food sessions, discovering the root cause of suffering and practices to soothe the prana body

Ayurveda has known for thousands of years that the mind traverses, travels, and lodges along the entire body; the mind is not just the brain. When a student or client has a physical imbalance the root cause may be in the physical body, and it may be in the mind—discovering the root cause of suffering is the work of the Ayurveda Health Counselor/practitioner.

NOTE This program is suitable for anyone who has completed a Foundations of Ayurveda program and for those who are Ayurvedic Health Counselors and practitioners. This program is also eligible for 12 NAMA PACE credits. You will have access to the video recording(s) for 30 days after the program ends. All recordings will be available within 72 hours of the end of each session. 

Preview the Schedule

Weeks 1 & 2: Dr. Anusha Sehgal  
Mental and physical doshas and their influence on the mind

We will begin this series by establishing the framework of how the mental and physical doshas influence the mind, and by diving deep into the layers of consciousness to identify root causes of mental and emotional suffering. 

Weeks 3 & 4: Dr. Claudia Welch  
Manovahasrotas—the channel of the mind  

The channel of the mind (manovahasrotas) lives all over the body and imbalances are so often due to blocks or constriction of the flow of prana. You will be guided some of the most powerful Ayurvedic and tantric tools that dissolve obstructions in the channel of the mind and allow for the smooth flow of prana. These practices will support your clients so that they have lifelong tools to work with their prana, mind, and body to move through stuck patterns of emotions, thoughts, and behavior.  

Weeks 5 & 6: Kate O’Donnell  
Acharya Rasayana—practical tools to cultivate wholesome behaviors and choices

Guiding clients to engage in habit changes is a practice of cocreation. Enact new skills to assist clients in shifting their mental attitudes around daily routine (dinacharya) for lasting change. We will also engage in experiences of how food influences the mind and how to utilize different food preparations to shift the mind into more sattva, move through stuck tamas tamas, or add calm to excited rajas.  

The schedule: This program meets every other Thursday from 4:00–6:00 pm EST. Exact dates are April 18, May 2, May 16, May 30, June 13, and June 27.

AYURVEDA AND THE MIND: A 3-PART SERIES

This program is Part 2 of a 3-part series called Ayurveda and the Mind offered by The Kripalu School of Ayurveda. There is a 10% discount when all three programs are booked as a bundle.

Learn more

SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION

Thanks to the generosity of our donors, we are proud to offer limited scholarship spots for this training. More information will be provided in your acceptance email. To qualify for a scholarship, you must meet one of the following criteria: be a member of the Global Majority, member of the LGBTQIA+ community, person who is differently abled, person with financial need or in a position of service to others.