Description: This unit of study introduces students to the philosophy and principles of this fascinating energetic system of healing, first recognised by the rishi (seers) of ancient India. Students will learn about their unique Ayurvedic body type and how to balance the bodymind using practical tools such as food, kitchen herbs, daily routines and yogic practises.

Self Directed Learning: Components of this unit require self directed study where students will perform research and or set tasks followed by reviews promoting learning, engagement, debate and group discussion.

Assessment (indicative only): This unit of study is assessed via participation in discussions & small group exercises.

Pre-requisites: Nil

Co-requisites: Nil

This subject explores the many different aspects of yoga (including
postures, breathing exercises, relaxation techniques and meditation)
from both an experiential and philosophical point of view. On
completion students should be able to utilise different aspects of
yoga in their daily life and develop greater level of self awareness
through developing personal practice.

Description: This course is designed for students who have already completed Introduction to Ayurvedic Medicine at Nature Care. It is particularly suited to students wishing to deepen their understanding of Ayurvedic principles and their practical use in a contemporary setting. Students will receive a more detailed grounding in Ayurvedic physiology and will develop skills in Ayurvedic self-diagnosis using the pulse and the tongue. They will also be introduced to Ayurvedic self-healing approaches using food, massage, kitchen herbs, holistic detoxing and rejuvenation practices.

Self Directed Learning: Components of this unit require self directed study where students will perform research and or set tasks followed by reviews promoting learning, engagement, debate and group discussion.

Assessment (indicative only): This unit of study is assessed via class participation, student presentations in class, and a written assignment.

Pre-requisites: Introduction to Ayurvedic Medicine

Co-requisites: Nil

Description: This subject will provide you with a sound understanding of the basic Yoga postures. It is also designed for you to develop your
own flexibility, strength and awareness while learning about the
postures. The unit is also designed for you to develop your own flexibility, strength and awareness while learning about the postures.

Assessment (indicative only): This unit is assessed via class participation.

Pre-requisites: Yoga & Meditation (or some yoga practice).

Co-requisites:  Nil

Description: This unit provides an overview of the history and foundational understanding of the philosophy of yoga which underlies the practices of yoga.

Assessment (indicative only): Class participation

Pre-requisites: Yoga & Meditation (or some yoga practice)

Co-requisites:  Nil

Description: This course provides a foundational understanding of physiology, according to the tradition of Yoga. Study includes Identifying the Nadis and Chakras, the Five vitals energies, Mudras (hand gestures) and Koshas and their importance in the study of Yoga

Assessment (indicative only): Class participation.

Pre-requisites: Yoga & Meditation (or some yoga practice)

Co-requisites:  Nil