Manufacturing
This picture is showing two of our Graduates using our commercial kitchen facilities in Kyogle. Learning how to manufacture Ayurvedic herbal, medicinal Decoctions, Ghees, Oils, Lehams & Tabletts is part of our Advanced Diploma of Ayurveda. Ayurvedic Cooking CÂ lasses are also part of our training courses. John about us
Graduation
Some of our Graduate Students, which are succesfully practicing Ayurveda in their own clinics, with Prof. Jason Chandler. Douglas (about us)is working in Ireland, Helen & John are working in the Nimbin area (read more) Our Graduates about us read more
Massage Experience
“Top, top, massage of perfect rythm and in perfect harmony. Great cupping and deep treatment. The best I have ever had! Best treatment in the world, best Clinic, best Professor, best staff! Thank you!”             (Honu D. after a synchronised 2 therapist Abhyanga)
Student Clinic Experiences
“Thank you so much for a wonderful experience. Two sets of healing hands certainly work wonders. I look forward to the next time.” Julie D. (Melbourne) “Sensational experience, welcoming environment & professional. We shall spread the word in Brisbane. Thank you very much.” Rachael & Cazanne
Welcome back
We would like to welcome back all our Students after the Christmas break. We hope you had a wonderfull time with your family and a Happy New Year. Use the beginning of a New Year to stop “trying” and start “doing”. Always remember – the gap between where you are and where you want to […]
Jason Chandler about Ayurveda
Ayurveda: the worlds most ancient, scientific, holistic and complete health care system. Ayurveda means “science of life” in the Indian language and by those familiar with the practise, is commonly understood as “The science of Indian medicine”. The World Health Organisation acknowledges Ayurveda as the worlds most ancient, scientific, holistic and complete health care system. […]
Working day and night
Roy und Nadja arbeiten Tag und Nacht an der neuen Homepage für das Ayurveda House. Die Startseite ist schon fertig. Es fehlen nur noch ein paar Inhalte, dann kann die neue Seite online gehen. Leider fliegt Nadja morgen wieder zurück nach Downunder