Ayurveda Healing Ashram
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Ayurveda Healing Ashram is located in Kerala and offers several Ayurveda treatments as well as an Ayurveda and Yoga Therapy Course and a Yoga teacher training course. The courses' tuition include accommodation, three vegetarian meals per day, and a training manual.Internet sites
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Countries
India
Places
Kerala, Trivandrum (Thiruvananthapuram)
> Training Services
- Practitioner Training
- Teacher Training
- Indian Foot Massage (Padabhyanga)
- Indian Full Body Oil Massage (Abhyanga)
- Indian Head Massage (Champi | Shiro Abhyanga)
- Indian Herbal Ball Massage (Pinda Sweda | Ela & Podi Kizhi | Potli)
- Indian Kerala Uzhichil Massage
- Indian Lepam Treatment (Facial and Body)
- Indian Marma Point Massage (Varma)
- Indian Meditation Methods
- Indian Milk Steam Treatment (Ksheera Dhuma)
- Indian Panchakarma
- Indian Powder Massage (Udvartana)
- Indian Shirodhara Treatment (Forehead Liquid Pouring)
- Indian Vasti (Vasthi Oil Treatments)
- Indian Yoga
- STED | Scientific & Technical Education Development Council
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