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Ayurveda Training Course Schedule

Course Type Title Date More Details
Daily Life Course Head and Neck Oil Application 4 - 7 May 08 Click Here
Daily Life Course Head, arm and shoulder oil application 8 - 11 Jun 08 Click Here
Intensive Course 3 weeks intensive Ayurveda course 6 - 26 Jul 08 Click Here
Daily Life Course Ayurveda food and preparing nutritous meals 3 - 6 Aug 2008 Click Here
Daily Life Course Ayurveda – a concept for anti-aging, well-being and beauty 7 - 10 Sep 08 Click Here

Introduction to Ayurveda and Health

Ayurveda is fast becoming a household name with all those interested in "alternative medicine". Yet Ayurveda is not an alternative medicine. It is one of the oldest forms of medical science known to man - originating 5000 years ago.

Ayurveda is more than a system of herbal medicine. It is a way to a healthy & long life and can complement modern medicine. Ayurveda has two main aims: It treats the symptoms of a disease and it helps individuals to strengthen their immune system. Ayurveda treats the body, mind and spirit of a person as a whole entity, and works on the basis that the mind and body affect each other, and together can overcome disease.

The Institute of Ayurveda and Alternative Medicine has been established with the following primary objectives.

  1. To promote Ayurveda and alternative medicine.

  2. To provide a forum for dissemination of information for the advancement of knowledge in Ayurveda and alternative medicine.

  3. To provide training in the field of Ayurveda and other forms of alternative medicine

  4. To carry out research and training for the development of Ayurveda and other forms of alternative medicine

  5. To set up and maintain herbariums and arboreta especially for growing producing and collection of plants herbs relevant to or required for Ayurveda and other forms of alternative medicine.

  6. To set up and operate laboratories, pharmacies and clinics for the preparation of Ayurveda products and to practise Ayurveda and alternative medicine

  7. To carry out reseach and training in activities complimentary to the practice of Ayurveda including Yoga and traditional arts and culture.

The Institute works in close collaboration with Barberyn Ayurveda Resorts and the information presented in this web site is the result of joint research and development done with Barberyn. The residential training courses are conducted at Barberyn Reef Ayurveda Resort., Beruwela, Sri Lanka







Fresh herbal decoctions being boiled



Herbal decoctions ready for drinking



Shirodhara treatment


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