Certificate Course In Ayurvedic Psychotherapy

Ayurveda Remedies For All Kinds Of Psychiatric Diseases - Mental Health Care & Cure In Ayurveda

What you'll learn

Understand how Ayurvedic psychotherapy can complement and enhance traditional therapeutic modalities, offering a more holistic and comprehensive approach.

Gain knowledge about specific herbs and Medhya Rasayanas that support the mind, improve cognitive function, and promote emotional well-being.

Learn how to create individualized daily and seasonal regimens based on Ayurvedic principles to promote mental health and prevent imbalances.

Learn how to identify and assess individual mind-body constitutions (prakruti and manas prakruti) to gain insight into the root causes of mental conditions.

Requirements

A basic knowledge of Ayurveda will be better, though anyone can take this course.

Description

Namaskar,Welcome To Vidya Retreat.Welcome to Certificate Course In Ayurvedic Psychotherapy . You can write us for a Personalized certificate after completion of this course from our Esteemed institution. This course is completely based on Vidya Retreat's founder Himani Vashishta's book. Ayurveda provides a holistic technique to mental health that integrates the mind, body, and soul. Ayurveda defines psychological health as a state of psychological, intellectual, and spiritual well-being. Its focus is on avoidance through the right diet, workout, meditation, and cultivation of the right mindset. It provides a complex array of restorative strategies and natural medicines to restore balance and harmony.Since its formulation, Ayurveda has been utilized to treat schizophrenia, a major long-lasting psychological health condition, and major Psychiatric diseases (c1000 BCE).While Western medicine typically counts on a one-size-fits-all approach to dealing with anxiety, Ayurveda uses an individualized, holistic model that draws upon five thousand years of clinical understanding and practice to resolve anxiety systemically, restoring balance nourishing mind, body, and spirit.The accumulation of toxins in the body is described as Ama. Emotionally, Ama emerges from hanging on to negative emotions and undigested experiences. The guiding principle of Ayurveda is that the mind applies the deep impact on the body, and freedom from illness depends upon calling our awareness, bringing it into balance, and extending that balance to the body.Ayurveda classifies herbs with a supporting effect on the mind as 'Medhya Rasayanas.' These herbs promote the intellect and nurture neurological tissues.They are nervine tonics. Ayurveda favors the use of mixes of herbs that meet the specific needs of each client. The Medhya Rasayanas improve the biological nutrition of the brain, producing serenity of mind, concentration, and improved memory.The Ayurvedic Mental Health procedures outlined in this book can work alone or with traditional therapies to assist you in establishing a tailored plan that meets your unique requirements.You'll learn how to recognize your innate and psychological constitutions (prakruti and manas prakruti) to much better understand the source of your condition.This book will empower you to produce every day and seasonal regimens utilizing dietary modifications, mind-body training, and natural treatments to reawaken your body and cultivate the knowledge required to heal from anxiety.Ayurvedic treatment for mental disorders targets at finding the source of the problem and treating it using number of strategies.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Section 2: Ayurvedic Diet For Mental Health

Lecture 2 Ayurvedic Diet For Mental Health

Lecture 3 Lifestyle-Modifications

Section 3: Principles Of Ayurveda

Lecture 4 Principles Of Ayurveda

Lecture 5 AYURVEDIC PSYCHOLOGY REVIEW

Lecture 6 Ayurveda Approach

Lecture 7 Psychology's Importance in Ayurveda

Lecture 8 Concept of Mind in Ayurveda

Lecture 9 Mental Doshas

Lecture 10 The Mind's Role in Perceiving Knowledge

Lecture 11 Psychological Disorders: Common Causes

Lecture 12 Cause Classification in General

Lecture 13 Anxiety

Lecture 14 Consideration of pleasure

Lecture 15 Examining the Patient

Lecture 16 Ayurveda Psychotherapies

Lecture 17 Atmavigyan

Lecture 18 Dhoop Chikitsa

Lecture 19 Homa

Lecture 20 Dhayana

Lecture 21 Diet

Lecture 22 Panchkarma For Mental Health

Lecture 23 Vaman

Lecture 24 Shodhana - Purification - Rational Therapy

Lecture 25 Virechan

Lecture 26 Basti

Lecture 27 Nasya

Lecture 28 Shodhana

Lecture 29 Shirodhara

Lecture 30 Shirobasti

Lecture 31 Pacification of Shamana

Lecture 32 Shukra Dhatu's Relationship to the Mind

Lecture 33 Rasayana-Achara

Lecture 34 Medhya Rasayana

Lecture 35 Herbal Treatments

Lecture 36 Vacha / Calamus

Lecture 37 Brahmi

Lecture 38 Jatamansi

Lecture 39 Ashwagandha

Lecture 40 Shankhapushpi

Lecture 41 Amalaki

Lecture 42 Jyotishmati

Lecture 43 Sandalwood

Lecture 44 Tagar

Lecture 45 Yashtimadhu

Lecture 46 Shatavari

Lecture 47 Minerals that can help with psychological problems

Lecture 48 Consuling

Section 4: Stress

Lecture 49 Stress

Lecture 50 Stress Treatment

Section 5: SCHIZOPHRENIA

Lecture 51 SCHIZOPHRENIA

Section 6: ANXIETY DISORDERS

Lecture 52 ANXIETY DISORDERS

Lecture 53 Anxiety-Disorders-Ayurvedic-Perspective

Lecture 54 Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD)

Lecture 55 Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)

Lecture 56 Social Anxiety (Social Anxiety Disorder)

Lecture 57 Anxiety-Disorders-Treatment

Section 7: DEPRESSION -VISHADA –DAINYA

Lecture 58 Depression

Lecture 59 Depression Treatment

Lecture 60 Pacifiers-Antidepressants

Section 8: ANOREXIA NERVOSA – AROCHAK-ARUCHI

Lecture 61 ANOREXIA NERVOSA – AROCHAK-ARUCHI

Lecture 62 ANOREXIA TREATMENT

Section 9: MADA- ADDICTION

Lecture 63 ADDICTION

Section 10: ATTENTION DEFICIT/HYPERACTIVE DISORDER- ADHD

Lecture 64 ADHD

Section 11: AUTISM

Lecture 65 Autism

Section 12: BIPOLAR ILLNESS

Lecture 66 BIPOLAR ILLNESS

Section 13: ALZHEIMER’S DISORDER – SMRUTI BHRAMSHA

Lecture 67 ALZHEIMER’S DISORDER

Section 14: PARKINSON’S DISEASE - KAMPAVATA

Lecture 68 PARKINSON’S DISEASE

Section 15: INSOMNIA -ANIDRA

Lecture 69 Insomnia

Section 16: CHRONIC FATIGUE SYNDROME –CFS- MANSAGATA /VATA MANSAVRUTA

Lecture 70 CHRONIC FATIGUE

Section 17: EPILEPSY - APASMARA

Lecture 71 Epilepsy

Psychologists, therapists, counselors, and psychiatrists who want to expand their knowledge and incorporate Ayurvedic principles and practices into their therapeutic approach.,Those who are interested in improving their own mental well-being, understanding their mind-body constitution, and learning practical tools to manage stress, anxiety, and other mental health issues.,Practitioners who want to specialize in the field of Ayurvedic psychotherapy and deepen their understanding of mental health disorders from an Ayurvedic perspective.