PerinatalAyurveda - Re Trainings?

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Dear Freinds,

Please give your feedback on this new format for training.

 

1. Your friends will still need to gain the level 1 Ayurvedic

foundations, herb intro, and cooking weekends in some way. Asheville

has an Ayurvedic school, I don't know if they will break it into this

format for you. There are correspondence options, also folks like our

esteemed member Michael Dick can be brought in from nearby Florida,

others are available for recommendation also such as Saraswati Buhrman,

Madhavi Rathod, etc.

 

2. Correspondence study and tests All the Ayurdoula classes have

extensive notes. DVDs of the abhyanga for mothers are mostly complete.

 

3. Telephone conference call classes (cost of your long distance

only)

 

4. 2-4 week internship with practicing ayurdoula

5. Telephone one on one with precepter as needed

Have to go now...I'm excited about this option which means less travel

and locational organizing. With the internship the needed NAMA

certification recognition can still be accomplished (they don't

recognize, wisely, correspondence hours).

 

More later;

Ysha

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> As well, I know a variety of ladies that oudl come.. I trust we can

see it happen with the minimum of 10 as we spoke of before. Almost daily

I have people telling me they want to learn more baout Ayurved..

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> PS I will be offering an Ayurvedic Beauty Rituals FREE workshop at

LEAF festival next weekend outside of Asheville on Sat the 21st from

12:30 to 1:30 pm

> E-me for more info

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> Blessings

> Narayani

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> adrienneleeds greenhands wrote:

I'd be a glad and willing participant in more training/review in

> Asheville, as attending birth schedule allows. I have a massage

> therapist/doula friend here who might also make the short trip up.

So

> please do consider!

 

> Talk is cheap. Use Messenger to make PC-to-Phone calls. Great

rates starting at 1¢/min.

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