AHC - GLOBAL AYURVEDA

Ayurvedic Health Counselor (AHC) Training

Scope of practice

AHC has completed their Ayurvedic Lifestyle Consultant (ALC) Training and actively implements Ayurveda into their lives
An individual who has obtained this certificate works may offer Ayurvedic wellness services to their clients
This scope of practice emphasizes education on the prevention of imbalances and the promotion of wellness on all levels of being, using the life-enhancing modalities and philosophy of Ayurveda.
Approaches include appropriate dietary, lifestyle, yoga, meditation, and health-promoting herbal recommendations.
This certificate allows for designing preventive health routines for self and clients.
Assessment tools are used and enabled to determine Prakriti, an individual's body and mind, and the balanced and unbalanced states of the Doshas, Ama / Agni, Dhatus, and Malas.
Those who have obtained this certificate do not practice conventional medicine.
They do not diagnose or treat diseases.

Course Syllabus

Ayurvedic Lifestyle Consultant Certification
1000 hours Training
Format:

Webinars: 3 hours each, 93 webinars, total 280 hours / weekly twice (Wednesday & Saturday - 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm EST)
Classroom Clinical Training – Two 3-day classes, total 6 days (Fri, Sat, Sun) total 60 hours
Consultation, Presentations, Internship – 160 hours

Tuition:
$4000 includes webinars and clinical practical training, will receive 500-hour certification
Webinars Topics:

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