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.

Learning Hours: Learning hours are inclusive of all supervised and prescribed activities throughout the duration of this unit of study. These may include lectures, assessments, prescribed reading, research, assignments and activities.

Assessment
This unit is assessed by:

• One written assignment
• Class participation

Pre-requisites: Nil

Description: This course builds on material covered and skills developed in Ayurveda for Self-Healing. It explores in greater detail the philosophies that underpin Ayurveda and how health imbalances and disease can develop in an individual. Students will also refine their understanding of how to use food as medicine through Ayurvedic food combining and the yogic diet. They will also be introduced to Ayurvedic Aromatherapy, yogic eye exercise to improve vision and oil gargle, known as gandush. Time will be devoted to how Ayurveda understands the ageing process and how to age more gracefully using Ayurveda, Yoga and Meditation. The principles of Vaastu (Vedic Fend Shui) will also be explored.

Assessment
This unit is assessed by:

• One written assignment
• Class participation

Pre-requisites: Introduction to Ayurvedic Medicine, Ayurveda For Self Healing

Co-requisites: Nil

Description: This course is designed to give you an understanding of Ayurvedic and Yogic approaches to working with the mind. You will be taught how to assess mental temperament and will then be guided through various practices used to promote emotional, mental and spiritual harmony in day-to-day living. Students will also be introduced to allied Vedic sciences such as Vedic Astrology and Vedanta.

Learning Hours: Learning hours are inclusive of all supervised and prescribed activities throughout the duration of this subject. These may include lectures, assessments, prescribed reading, research, assignments and activities.

Assessment
This subject is assessed by:

• One written assignment
• Class participation

Pre-requisites: Introduction to Ayurvedic Medicine
NB: Students must have some prior knowledge of Ayurvedic Medicine or Psychology to enrol in this course.

Description: This course is 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.

Learning Hours: Learning hours are inclusive of all supervised and prescribed activities throughout the duration of this subject. These may include lectures, assessments, prescribed reading, research, assignments and activities.

Assessment
This subject is assessed by:

• One written assignment
• Class participation

Co-requisites: Introduction to Ayurvedic Medicine