July, 2010 - Ayurv. Family Health Intensive in Colorado

[Guest guest]

These classes make excellent continuing/advanced education for perinatal health

practitioners and Ayurvedic doulas. The program is beautiful, from infants to

elders, men and women, and may be taken by day or two day or full program.

Includes a one day on postpartum by full time AyurDoula of 7 years, Sonya

Bastow, and another day on prenatal and postpartum yoga by master teacher Shar

Lee.

 

Rocky Mountain Institute of Yoga and Ayurveda is pleased to present:

Summer Ayurvedic Medicine Family Health Intensive

JULY 5-15, 30 eve, 31 & AUG 1

 

note: The prerequisites for this training are knowledge of Ayurvedic concepts of

dosha, dhatu, mala, agni & am, diet and lifestyle, and Ayurvedic herbology.

 

* JULY 5, 6 Ayurveda for Infants and Children Dr. Sarita Shrestha, B.A.M.S,

M.D.(ob.gyn)

Herbs and medicines considered appropriate for infants and children for

different illnesses and suitable ways to administer medicines. Basic nutrition

and health measures, which promote resistance to many child hood diseases, will

be discussed.

 

* JULY 7, 8 Women's Health Care through Ayurveda Dr. Sarasvati Buhrman, Ph.D.

The health of women throughout the cycles of their lives from menarche to elder

years. Health issues such as PMS, regularizing the menstrual cycle and

alleviating cramps, yeast infections, ovarian cysts, peri- and menopausal

problems, and maintaining health in elder years. (2 days)

 

* JULY 9, 10 Yoga Asanas for Women's Health Shar Lee, CYT , MT

The first day will explore Yoga asanas specific to women's health issues. The

second day will focus on instruction in prenatal and postpartum Yoga.

 

* JULY 11, 12 Problems of Fertility, Conception, and Pregnancy

Terra Rafael ,registered midwife

What steps should a couple take in order to insure a healthy child, and what

measures are available in Ayurvedic medicine for those who have difficulty

conceiving? Ayurvedic approaches to common and serious problems occurring during

pregnancy, delivery, and postpartum.

 

* JULY 13 Ayurvedic Postpartum Care (Sonya Bastow)

Introduction to the Ayurvedic concepts used in the Care of Women and infants in

the six week period (Kayakula) after the birth of a child. Women who use these

tecniques feel better and heal more quickly

 

* JULY 14, 15 Ayurveda and Mens' Health (Gary Tremain)

Specific topics relating to men's emotional make-up and reproductive health will

be discussed in detail in this seminar, including maintaining ojas and health of

shukra dhatu , sexual debility, male fertility, enlarged prostate and prostate

cancer, and other diseases of the male reproductive tract.

 

* JULY 30, 31, AUG 1 Gerontology Dr. Bharat Vaidya, B.A.M.S., M.D. (3 days) The

processes of aging, as understood by Ayurveda and Western Medicine, the general

uses of rasayana to maintain health, and treatments for specific diseases of

aging.

 

Schedule: 12:30-6:30 daily Boulder location to be announced

Cost: Full seminar: $1250 or $1150 if paid by June 15th

Each one-day session separately: $125 Each two-day session separately: $225

To register or for more information, contact RMIYA at 303 499 2910, or

info

 

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC as long as you have the prerequisite Stated above

 

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