Pancha Karmai is the Ayurvedic art of detoxification and rejuvenation. It has been used for thousands of years to establish harmony between body and mind and renew our internal energy. The Ayurvedic Spa at the California College of Ayurvedai offers comprehensive panchakarma therapies with highly qualified Clinical Ayurvedic Specialist and Pancha Karma Specialists.
The Ayurvedic Health Educator (Level I) begins October 4th in Los Angeles, and October 18th in Nevada City, California. The program is also offered online via the Veda Web - Live Internet Program.
The school announces its practitioner program (Level I) begining Fall 2011 (also available online in the Live Internet Program). The school continues to offers Ayurvedai education in English via the Distance Learning program throughout the world. Programs include Ayurvedic Body Therapies (Abhyangai, Shirodhara, Svedanai), Ayurvedic Health Practitioner and Clinical Ayurvedic Specialist.
At the Ayurvedic Spa, the client receives stress relief therapies under the guidance of Panchakarma Practitioner and life-style recommendations and stress management techniques by a Clinical Ayurvedic Specialist. The College is now accepting appointments for 2012 therapies.
We are what we eat — and see, hear, smell and touch. Through 15 practical lessons in “Healing Your Life,” Dr. Marc Halpern, President of the California College of Ayurvedai, shows how even small changes in what people eat, see, hear, smell, and touch, can profoundly improve health and happiness.
The program, leaded by Dr. Marc Halpern will be offered on Oct 1-5, 2012 in Nevada City, California.
NEVADA CITY (I-Newswire) August 16, 2012 - The program, led by Dr. Marc Halpern will be offered on Oct 1-5, 2012 in Nevada City, California. Marma points are 107 energetic body points that allow access to the body, mind and consciousness.
The California College of Ayurvedai announces its international summer Ayurvedic training intensives offered in Nevada City, California.
Ayurveda is considered to be the medicinal side to Yoga. It literally means "the knowledge of life", as it teaches how to live harmoniously with our environment and our bodies. Like Yoga, Ayurveda is a holistic science that promotes well-being at the level of the body, mind and spirit.