Ayurvedic Herbalism

Learn the concepts of purusha and prakriti and the three gunas, and explore the seven dhatus (tissues) of the body and the forces of ojas and prana.

You’ll discover how the five elements are expressed within people and herbs, how the three doshas form the constitutional framework of Ayurveda and how each is expressed in the herbal world.

You’ll study agni (the digestive fire) and ama (toxins), as herbal work in these two areas are often seen as the heart of Ayurvedic healthcare. You’ll learn about the body systems, known as the srotas, and how herbs have system affinities that allow you to choose the best herbs for any condition.

We’ll explore the exciting topic of herbal energetics and the tastes of herbs, along with other energetic principles that will shape your herbal choices. Also helping to guide your herb choices, you’ll learn key herbal therapeutic actions used in Ayurveda.

The course also discusses dosha-specific herbal strategies along with achievable lifestyle advice. You’ll be immersed in interesting herbal profiles as you study Ayurvedic herbs and Western herbs through an Ayurvedic lens. You will learn all the different ways herbs are prepared and administered, how much to give, and the best times to dose different herbs.

By studying this course, you will:

• Become familiar with Ayurvedic philosophy, principles, practises, and concepts
• Consider a different approach to using herbs
• Be able to choose herbs with more specificity
• Understand the importance of agni and ama
• Explore the energetics of plants
• Learn the preparation and administration methods of herbs used in Ayurveda

This diploma is perfect for:

• Herbalists and Wellness Practitioners wanting to expand their expertise in Ayurvedic Herbalism

• Professionals looking to add valuable CPD to their portfolio

• Anyone passionate about Ayurvedic Herbalism who wants structured, high-quality learning

This Ayurvedic Herbalism Course is fully accredited by the Complementary Medical Association (CMA). On successful completion, you’ll be eligible to apply for CMA membership.

This course also counts towards your Continuing Professional Development (CPD), making it a meaningful addition to your ongoing learning journey.