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Established as the oldest surviving complete medical system in the world, Ayurveda has its origins dating back more than 5ooo years ago. The name Ayurveda is derived from its ancient Sanskrit roots – ‘Ayur‘ (‘life’ or ‘longevity’) and ‘Veda‘ (‘science’ or ‘knowledge’). Ayurveda can be described as ‘The Science of Life or Longevity’ or ‘The Yoga of Life’.
Ayurveda and Siddha provide the knowledge and the tools to allow you to experience your ‘life-span’ to its fullest extent This medical science offers a rich, comprehensive, holistic and meaningful outlook to a healthy life.
Ayurveda aims to integrate and balance the body, mind and spirit. In doing so, it aims to:
However, the highest or ultimate goal of Ayurveda is to attain absolute detachment of the ‘Atman’ or soul. This is the state of liberation or ‘Moksham’. At the same time, the body, mind and its equipment are not neglected but brought very much into focus and attention, as it is the means of realising the Self or Truth.
Each person will practice and live differently as each person is different and unique. Ayurvedic philosophy believes that people, their health, and the universe are all related. It is believed that health problems result when these relationships are out of balance.
Ayurveda focuses on absolute perfect health and not disease; it embraces all areas of life – health, career, relationships and universal spirituality. Experienced Ayurvedic Practitioners can achieve wonderful results through sophisticated detoxification processes, lifestyle advice, diet, exercise and herbal therapy.
Our accredited Educators include experienced Ayurvedic Practitioners some of whom originally trained in India and now work in the west.
Ayurvedic training at EQUALS covers:
The Advanced Diploma of Ayurveda HLT62615 course is dedicated to the integration of authentic, ancient Vedic education with the enlightened Western ideas of today.
Ayurveda offers a diverse range of career pathways, and opportunities are increasing with the acceptance of Ayurveda into western medicine. Typical career options include:
For more important information, please read our Student Handbook.
Alternatively, you may request to have the handbook emailed to you by contacting admissions@equals.edu.au.
Each academic year includes four Study Periods. Ayurveda students undertake the following learning activities:
Please refer to the Extended Course Information for unit details and sequence.
Students participate in a minimum of 200 hours of structured and supervised student clinics where skills, knowledge and attitudes are developed as you work towards mastering your therapy practice.
EQUALS works collaboratively with the leading health and healing centres, Ayurveda Village and Aspects of Healing. Our unique collaboration with industry allows our students to receive a rich combination of education and training in two authentic and industry leading integrative therapy centres. Our students grow to become excellent, work ready Practitioners while being supported in a nurturing, challenging and professional environment.
Our Advanced Diploma students grow to become deepened, work ready Practitioners while being supported in a nurturing, challenging and professional environment.
This course is recognised by Australian peak bodies for traditional medicine and natural therapies.
As an Ayurveda Student with EQUALS, you are eligible to apply for an internship where you will work alongside a Vaidya and the integrated health team at Aspects of Healing.
This presents selected students with a genuine and unique opportunity to be mentored and supported by an experienced Ayurvedic physician while undertaking your nationally accredited course. Aspects of Healing is located in Adelaide, South Australia and offers authentic ayurvedic treatments and lifestyle therapies.
Internship dates and terms are subject to availability and negotiated between the student and Aspects of Healing. Students may express interest in undertaking a fulltime or part time internship at any time during their studies.
Internships are a value added and therefore do not attract an additional cost. However, students selected for an internship are required to cover their own travel and accommodation costs.
Students seeking an Internship that contributes towards Work Integrated Learning hours should discuss directly with the Ayurveda Course Coordinator.
Advanced Diploma of Ayurveda students have the unique opportunity to experience a 2 night Rejuvenation Retreat in the second half of their training. Rejuvenation Retreats are offered at Ayurveda Village, a healing and nurturing retreat located in the heart of the Adelaide Hills, South Australia, where traditional Ayurveda and Yoga bring wellness and peace to clients visiting from across Australia and internationally.
Ayurveda recognises that we are each unique and therefore need something different. Ayurveda Village offers Yoga, workshops and traditional, classical Ayurveda treatments including elements of Pancha Karma customised to each individual in an environment conducive to health and healing. At the same time, they are committed to education and empowering clients to know and understand their constitution (Prakriti) and what creates the imbalances (Vikriti) that cause dis-ease.
The Rejuvenation Retreat includes daily Ayurveda Detoxification treatments (Abhyanga massage) using traditional Ayurveda oils to help balance your dosha, steam treatment and body exfoliation made with ayurvedic herbs to cleanse the body. This treatment is given on a Neem wood table and steam box to add the healing energetic properties of the Neem wood to the treatment.
Students enjoy the beautiful acreage and walking trails surrounding the Ayurveda Village. Accommodation and nourishing meals are also included.
Please note that dates are offered to Students in advance. Rejuvenation Retreats are not transferable, and Students must be in good financial standing to participate.
Vaidya (Dr) Shweta Rao has completed a Bachelor degree of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery (B.A.M.S) from India and is a certified Yoga Instructor.
Born and brought up in a traditional South Indian Brahmin family, Ayurveda had a profound influence on Shweta’s life. Shweta was introduced to authentic Ayurveda and its spiritual aspect by her mentor, Dr. Maheshwar Vaidya. The learning from this life science, brought a radical change not only in her health but also in all aspects of her life. She practised authentic Ayurveda for 8 years in Mumbai (India) before immigrating to Australia.
For over five years, Shweta has worked as the principal Ayurvedic practitioner with leading ayurvedic treatment and retreat centres, Aspects of Healing and Ayurveda Village, in Adelaide, South Australia. For over four years, our students have been fortunate to benefit from Shewta’s knowledge and experience through her teaching of our nationally recognised courses in Ayurveda, delivered locally in South Australia to students all over the Australia and internationally.
In her Ayurvedic journey she learnt that one cannot control the extrinsic factors and pressures which affect our health and life, but one can always try to keep the intrinsic system strong to handle these pressures and use them for our advantage/ growth rather than suffering from their ill effects/disadvantages.
Shweta’s special interests include preventive Ayurvedic lifestyle, digestive health, women’s health, children’s health, pregnancy care, post-partum care, lifestyle related disorders, mental health, and reproductive health.
She is passionate about sharing her knowledge of Ayurveda and empowering learners to be responsible for their health by making conscious choices and sharing this experience with others.
Vaidya (Dr) Rajneesh Kour is a registered Ayurvedic medical practitioner from Jammu & Kashmir, India. She is a Board certified Ayurvedic physician in India, holding a Bachelor degree of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery (B.A.M.S) from Jammu University. Rajneesh is also registered with the Australasian Association of Ayurveda and has been working around Australia over the past 5 years. Rajneesh has undergone specialised Panchkarma training in Government Ayurvedic Hospitals in India.
Rajneesh’s experience and knowledge in Ayurvedic medicine and treatments covers the breadth of general health, women’s health and mental health. She has particular expertise and interests in the following health concerns:
She believes in healing the body through herbs, treatments, lifestyle changes and diet modification. She also believes that, Ayurveda is a holistic approach towards health, so in order to treat any condition, it is important to treat the body, mind as well as the soul.
Rajneesh also works as an Ayurvedic practitioner with ayurvedic treatment and retreat centres, Aspects of Healing and Ayurveda Village in Adelaide, South Australia.
Seeking admission in a nationally recognised course is an exciting decision. That’s why we offer prospective students a one-on-one appointment with our Course Coordinator, Dr Rajneesh Kour. This is an ideal opportunity to have your specific questions answered. Bookings are made using this link.
Completion of the Diploma of Ayurvedic Lifestyle Consultation is a pre-requisite to enrolling in this qualification.
Current and valid Provide First Aid certificate, Department of Communities & Social Inclusion (DCSI) Screening Checks for working with Vulnerable People, with Children, and in the Aged Care Sector, & Physical Fitness are required for this course.
If you do not hold a current DCSI check, you are required to apply through DCSI at the time of application for enrolment at EQUALS. A DCSI check must be acquired prior to industry placement. Visit http://www.dcsi.sa.gov.au/services/screening for further information.
Please note that the outcome of your DCSI screening check may affect student clinic participation opportunities, and that this is at the discretion of EQUALS.
A First Aid certificate is a prerequisite for a student clinic. You will complete the unit early in your first study period.
Please contact us at admissions@equals.edu.au to enquire or book a one-on-one conversation with Dr Rajneesh Kour, Course Coordinator, using this link.
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National Recognition (Credit Transfer) and Recognition of Prior Learning
If you have related prior education and experiences, you may be eligible for Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL). Please follow this link for more information on applying for Recognition of Prior Learning. If you have successfully completed units of competency from this qualification previously, you may be eligible for National Recognition, please follow this link for more information on National Recognition (Credit Transfer).
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Established as the oldest surviving complete medical system in the world, Ayurveda has its origins dating back more than 5ooo years ago. The name Ayurveda is derived from its ancient Sanskrit roots – ‘Ayur‘ (‘life’ or ‘longevity’) and ‘Veda‘ (‘science’ or ‘knowledge’). Ayurveda can be described as ‘The Science of Life or Longevity’ or ‘The Yoga of Life’.
Ayurveda and Siddha provide the knowledge and the tools to allow you to experience your ‘life-span’ to its fullest extent This medical science offers a rich, comprehensive, holistic and meaningful outlook to a healthy life.
Ayurveda aims to integrate and balance the body, mind and spirit. In doing so, it aims to:
However, the highest or ultimate goal of Ayurveda is to attain absolute detachment of the ‘Atman’ or soul. This is the state of liberation or ‘Moksham’. At the same time, the body, mind and its equipment are not neglected but brought very much into focus and attention, as it is the means of realising the Self or Truth.
Each person will practice and live differently as each person is different and unique. Ayurvedic philosophy believes that people, their health, and the universe are all related. It is believed that health problems result when these relationships are out of balance.
Ayurveda focuses on absolute perfect health and not disease; it embraces all areas of life – health, career, relationships and universal spirituality. Experienced Ayurvedic Practitioners can achieve wonderful results through sophisticated detoxification processes, lifestyle advice, diet, exercise and herbal therapy.
Our accredited Educators include experienced Ayurvedic Practitioners some of whom originally trained in India and now work in the west.
Ayurvedic training at EQUALS covers:
The Advanced Diploma of Ayurveda HLT62615 course is dedicated to the integration of authentic, ancient Vedic education with the enlightened Western ideas of today.
Ayurveda offers a diverse range of career pathways, and opportunities are increasing with the acceptance of Ayurveda into western medicine. Typical career options include:
For more important information, please read our Student Handbook.
Alternatively, you may request to have the handbook emailed to you by contacting admissions@equals.edu.au.
Each academic year includes four Study Periods. Ayurveda students undertake the following learning activities:
Please refer to the Extended Course Information for unit details and sequence.
Students participate in a minimum of 200 hours of structured and supervised student clinics where skills, knowledge and attitudes are developed as you work towards mastering your therapy practice.
EQUALS works collaboratively with the leading health and healing centres, Ayurveda Village and Aspects of Healing. Our unique collaboration with industry allows our students to receive a rich combination of education and training in two authentic and industry leading integrative therapy centres. Our students grow to become excellent, work ready Practitioners while being supported in a nurturing, challenging and professional environment.
Our Advanced Diploma students grow to become deepened, work ready Practitioners while being supported in a nurturing, challenging and professional environment.
This course is recognised by Australian peak bodies for traditional medicine and natural therapies.
As an Ayurveda Student with EQUALS, you are eligible to apply for an internship where you will work alongside a Vaidya and the integrated health team at Aspects of Healing.
This presents selected students with a genuine and unique opportunity to be mentored and supported by an experienced Ayurvedic physician while undertaking your nationally accredited course. Aspects of Healing is located in Adelaide, South Australia and offers authentic ayurvedic treatments and lifestyle therapies.
Internship dates and terms are subject to availability and negotiated between the student and Aspects of Healing. Students may express interest in undertaking a fulltime or part time internship at any time during their studies.
Internships are a value added and therefore do not attract an additional cost. However, students selected for an internship are required to cover their own travel and accommodation costs.
Students seeking an Internship that contributes towards Work Integrated Learning hours should discuss directly with the Ayurveda Course Coordinator.
Advanced Diploma of Ayurveda students have the unique opportunity to experience a 2 night Rejuvenation Retreat in the second half of their training. Rejuvenation Retreats are offered at Ayurveda Village, a healing and nurturing retreat located in the heart of the Adelaide Hills, South Australia, where traditional Ayurveda and Yoga bring wellness and peace to clients visiting from across Australia and internationally.
Ayurveda recognises that we are each unique and therefore need something different. Ayurveda Village offers Yoga, workshops and traditional, classical Ayurveda treatments including elements of Pancha Karma customised to each individual in an environment conducive to health and healing. At the same time, they are committed to education and empowering clients to know and understand their constitution (Prakriti) and what creates the imbalances (Vikriti) that cause dis-ease.
The Rejuvenation Retreat includes daily Ayurveda Detoxification treatments (Abhyanga massage) using traditional Ayurveda oils to help balance your dosha, steam treatment and body exfoliation made with ayurvedic herbs to cleanse the body. This treatment is given on a Neem wood table and steam box to add the healing energetic properties of the Neem wood to the treatment.
Students enjoy the beautiful acreage and walking trails surrounding the Ayurveda Village. Accommodation and nourishing meals are also included.
Please note that dates are offered to Students in advance. Rejuvenation Retreats are not transferable, and Students must be in good financial standing to participate.
Vaidya (Dr) Shweta Rao has completed a Bachelor degree of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery (B.A.M.S) from India and is a certified Yoga Instructor.
Born and brought up in a traditional South Indian Brahmin family, Ayurveda had a profound influence on Shweta’s life. Shweta was introduced to authentic Ayurveda and its spiritual aspect by her mentor, Dr. Maheshwar Vaidya. The learning from this life science, brought a radical change not only in her health but also in all aspects of her life. She practised authentic Ayurveda for 8 years in Mumbai (India) before immigrating to Australia.
For over five years, Shweta has worked as the principal Ayurvedic practitioner with leading ayurvedic treatment and retreat centres, Aspects of Healing and Ayurveda Village, in Adelaide, South Australia. For over four years, our students have been fortunate to benefit from Shewta’s knowledge and experience through her teaching of our nationally recognised courses in Ayurveda, delivered locally in South Australia to students all over the Australia and internationally.
In her Ayurvedic journey she learnt that one cannot control the extrinsic factors and pressures which affect our health and life, but one can always try to keep the intrinsic system strong to handle these pressures and use them for our advantage/ growth rather than suffering from their ill effects/disadvantages.
Shweta’s special interests include preventive Ayurvedic lifestyle, digestive health, women’s health, children’s health, pregnancy care, post-partum care, lifestyle related disorders, mental health, and reproductive health.
She is passionate about sharing her knowledge of Ayurveda and empowering learners to be responsible for their health by making conscious choices and sharing this experience with others.
Vaidya (Dr) Rajneesh Kour is a registered Ayurvedic medical practitioner from Jammu & Kashmir, India. She is a Board certified Ayurvedic physician in India, holding a Bachelor degree of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery (B.A.M.S) from Jammu University. Rajneesh is also registered with the Australasian Association of Ayurveda and has been working around Australia over the past 5 years. Rajneesh has undergone specialised Panchkarma training in Government Ayurvedic Hospitals in India.
Rajneesh’s experience and knowledge in Ayurvedic medicine and treatments covers the breadth of general health, women’s health and mental health. She has particular expertise and interests in the following health concerns:
She believes in healing the body through herbs, treatments, lifestyle changes and diet modification. She also believes that, Ayurveda is a holistic approach towards health, so in order to treat any condition, it is important to treat the body, mind as well as the soul.
Rajneesh also works as an Ayurvedic practitioner with ayurvedic treatment and retreat centres, Aspects of Healing and Ayurveda Village in Adelaide, South Australia.
Seeking admission in a nationally recognised course is an exciting decision. That’s why we offer prospective students a one-on-one appointment with our Course Coordinator, Dr Rajneesh Kour. This is an ideal opportunity to have your specific questions answered. Bookings are made using this link.
Four intakes per year.
Please contact us at admissions@equals.edu.au to enquire or book a one-on-one conversation with Dr Rajneesh Kour, Course Coordinator, using this link.
Important: To be considered for an intake, completed applications should be received no later than 30 days prior to the scheduled course commencement date. Applications that are incomplete or incorrect may not be considered. Course offers for applications received by the due date are not guaranteed and intake capacity may vary. EQUALS reserves the right to accept or decline applications at its total discretion.
Completion of the Diploma of Ayurvedic Lifestyle Consultation is a pre-requisite to enrolling in this qualification.
Current and valid Provide First Aid certificate, Department of Communities & Social Inclusion (DCSI) Screening Checks for working with Vulnerable People, with Children, and in the Aged Care Sector, & Physical Fitness are required for this course.
If you do not hold a current DCSI check, you are required to apply through DCSI at the time of application for enrolment at EQUALS. A DCSI check must be acquired prior to industry placement. Visit http://www.dcsi.sa.gov.au/services/screening for further information.
Please note that the outcome of your DCSI screening check may affect student clinic participation opportunities, and that this is at the discretion of EQUALS.
A First Aid certificate is a prerequisite for a student clinic. You will complete the unit early in your first study period.
Please contact us at admissions@equals.edu.au to enquire or book a one-on-one conversation with Dr Rajneesh Kour, Course Coordinator, using this link.
Please view the English requirements for international students on this page.
The course structure comprises of four study periods each full academic year. Each Study Period includes learning and teaching across core and elective content areas. This Study Plan requires completion of the Diploma of Ayurvedic Lifestyle Consultation prior to starting the Advanced Diploma.
Study Period 1
HLTAYV006 Take cases within an Ayurvedic framework
HLTAYV007 Diagnose conditions within an Ayurvedic framework
HLTAAP003 Analyse and respond to client health information
Study Period 2
HLTAYV009 Provide therapeutic Ayurvedic nutritional advice
Study Period 3
HLTAYV010 Select and advise on Ayurvedic medicines – dravyaguna
HLTAYV011 Prepare and dispense Ayurvedic medicines – dravyaguna
Study Period 4
HLTAYV008 Provide Ayurvedic remedial therapies
HLTAYV012 Monitor and evaluate Ayurvedic treatments
Yes.
Yes.
National Recognition (Credit Transfer) and Recognition of Prior Learning
If you have related prior education and experiences, you may be eligible for Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL). Please follow this link for more information on applying for Recognition of Prior Learning. If you have successfully completed units of competency from this qualification previously, you may be eligible for National Recognition, please follow this link for more information on National Recognition (Credit Transfer).
EXTENDED COURSE INFORMATION
On Campus | Blended
Established as the oldest surviving complete medical system in the world, Ayurveda has its origins dating back more than 5ooo years ago. The name Ayurveda is derived from its ancient Sanskrit roots – ‘Ayur‘ (‘life’ or ‘longevity’) and ‘Veda‘ (‘science’ or ‘knowledge’). Ayurveda can be described as ‘The Science of Life or Longevity’ or ‘The Yoga of Life’.
Ayurveda and Siddha provide the knowledge and the tools to allow you to experience your ‘life-span’ to its fullest extent This medical science offers a rich, comprehensive, holistic and meaningful outlook to a healthy life.
Ayurveda aims to integrate and balance the body, mind and spirit. In doing so, it aims to:
However, the highest or ultimate goal of Ayurveda is to attain absolute detachment of the ‘Atman’ or soul. This is the state of liberation or ‘Moksham’. At the same time, the body, mind and its equipment are not neglected but brought very much into focus and attention, as it is the means of realising the Self or Truth.
Each person will practice and live differently as each person is different and unique. Ayurvedic philosophy believes that people, their health, and the universe are all related. It is believed that health problems result when these relationships are out of balance.
Ayurveda focuses on absolute perfect health and not disease; it embraces all areas of life – health, career, relationships and universal spirituality. Experienced Ayurvedic Practitioners can achieve wonderful results through sophisticated detoxification processes, lifestyle advice, diet, exercise and herbal therapy.
Our accredited Educators include experienced Ayurvedic Practitioners some of whom originally trained in India and now work in the west.
Ayurvedic training at EQUALS covers:
The Advanced Diploma of Ayurveda HLT62615 course is dedicated to the integration of authentic, ancient Vedic education with the enlightened Western ideas of today.
Ayurveda offers a diverse range of career pathways, and opportunities are increasing with the acceptance of Ayurveda into western medicine. Typical career options include:
For more important information, please read our Student Handbook.
Alternatively, you may request to have the handbook emailed to you by contacting admissions@equals.edu.au.
Each academic year includes four Study Periods. Ayurveda students undertake the following learning activities:
Please refer to the Extended Course Information for unit details and sequence.
Students participate in a minimum of 200 hours of structured and supervised student clinics where skills, knowledge and attitudes are developed as you work towards mastering your therapy practice.
EQUALS works collaboratively with the leading health and healing centres, Ayurveda Village and Aspects of Healing. Our unique collaboration with industry allows our students to receive a rich combination of education and training in two authentic and industry leading integrative therapy centres. Our students grow to become excellent, work ready Practitioners while being supported in a nurturing, challenging and professional environment.
Our Advanced Diploma students grow to become deepened, work ready Practitioners while being supported in a nurturing, challenging and professional environment.
This course is recognised by Australian peak bodies for traditional medicine and natural therapies.
As an Ayurveda Student with EQUALS, you are eligible to apply for an internship where you will work alongside a Vaidya and the integrated health team at Aspects of Healing.
This presents selected students with a genuine and unique opportunity to be mentored and supported by an experienced Ayurvedic physician while undertaking your nationally accredited course. Aspects of Healing is located in Adelaide, South Australia and offers authentic ayurvedic treatments and lifestyle therapies.
Internship dates and terms are subject to availability and negotiated between the student and Aspects of Healing. Students may express interest in undertaking a fulltime or part time internship at any time during their studies.
Internships are a value added and therefore do not attract an additional cost. However, students selected for an internship are required to cover their own travel and accommodation costs.
Students seeking an Internship that contributes towards Work Integrated Learning hours should discuss directly with the Ayurveda Course Coordinator.
Advanced Diploma of Ayurveda students have the unique opportunity to experience a 2 night Rejuvenation Retreat in the second half of their training. Rejuvenation Retreats are offered at Ayurveda Village, a healing and nurturing retreat located in the heart of the Adelaide Hills, South Australia, where traditional Ayurveda and Yoga bring wellness and peace to clients visiting from across Australia and internationally.
Ayurveda recognises that we are each unique and therefore need something different. Ayurveda Village offers Yoga, workshops and traditional, classical Ayurveda treatments including elements of Pancha Karma customised to each individual in an environment conducive to health and healing. At the same time, they are committed to education and empowering clients to know and understand their constitution (Prakriti) and what creates the imbalances (Vikriti) that cause dis-ease.
The Rejuvenation Retreat includes daily Ayurveda Detoxification treatments (Abhyanga massage) using traditional Ayurveda oils to help balance your dosha, steam treatment and body exfoliation made with ayurvedic herbs to cleanse the body. This treatment is given on a Neem wood table and steam box to add the healing energetic properties of the Neem wood to the treatment.
Students enjoy the beautiful acreage and walking trails surrounding the Ayurveda Village. Accommodation and nourishing meals are also included.
Please note that dates are offered to Students in advance. Rejuvenation Retreats are not transferable, and Students must be in good financial standing to participate.
Vaidya (Dr) Shweta Rao has completed a Bachelor degree of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery (B.A.M.S) from India and is a certified Yoga Instructor.
Born and brought up in a traditional South Indian Brahmin family, Ayurveda had a profound influence on Shweta’s life. Shweta was introduced to authentic Ayurveda and its spiritual aspect by her mentor, Dr. Maheshwar Vaidya. The learning from this life science, brought a radical change not only in her health but also in all aspects of her life. She practised authentic Ayurveda for 8 years in Mumbai (India) before immigrating to Australia.
For over five years, Shweta has worked as the principal Ayurvedic practitioner with leading ayurvedic treatment and retreat centres, Aspects of Healing and Ayurveda Village, in Adelaide, South Australia. For over four years, our students have been fortunate to benefit from Shewta’s knowledge and experience through her teaching of our nationally recognised courses in Ayurveda, delivered locally in South Australia to students all over the Australia and internationally.
In her Ayurvedic journey she learnt that one cannot control the extrinsic factors and pressures which affect our health and life, but one can always try to keep the intrinsic system strong to handle these pressures and use them for our advantage/ growth rather than suffering from their ill effects/disadvantages.
Shweta’s special interests include preventive Ayurvedic lifestyle, digestive health, women’s health, children’s health, pregnancy care, post-partum care, lifestyle related disorders, mental health, and reproductive health.
She is passionate about sharing her knowledge of Ayurveda and empowering learners to be responsible for their health by making conscious choices and sharing this experience with others.
Vaidya (Dr) Rajneesh Kour is a registered Ayurvedic medical practitioner from Jammu & Kashmir, India. She is a Board certified Ayurvedic physician in India, holding a Bachelor degree of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery (B.A.M.S) from Jammu University. Rajneesh is also registered with the Australasian Association of Ayurveda and has been working around Australia over the past 5 years. Rajneesh has undergone specialised Panchkarma training in Government Ayurvedic Hospitals in India.
Rajneesh’s experience and knowledge in Ayurvedic medicine and treatments covers the breadth of general health, women’s health and mental health. She has particular expertise and interests in the following health concerns:
She believes in healing the body through herbs, treatments, lifestyle changes and diet modification. She also believes that, Ayurveda is a holistic approach towards health, so in order to treat any condition, it is important to treat the body, mind as well as the soul.
Rajneesh also works as an Ayurvedic practitioner with ayurvedic treatment and retreat centres, Aspects of Healing and Ayurveda Village in Adelaide, South Australia.
Seeking admission in a nationally recognised course is an exciting decision. That’s why we offer prospective students a one-on-one appointment with our Course Coordinator, Dr Rajneesh Kour. This is an ideal opportunity to have your specific questions answered. Bookings are made using this link.
Four intakes per year.
Please contact us at admissions@equals.edu.au to enquire or book a one-on-one conversation with Dr Rajneesh Kour, Course Coordinator, using this link.
Important: To be considered for an intake, completed applications should be received no later than 30 days prior to the scheduled course commencement date. Applications that are incomplete or incorrect may not be considered. Course offers for applications received by the due date are not guaranteed and intake capacity may vary. EQUALS reserves the right to accept or decline applications at its total discretion.
Completion of the Diploma of Ayurvedic Lifestyle Consultation is a pre-requisite to enrolling in this qualification.
Current and valid Provide First Aid certificate, Department of Communities & Social Inclusion (DCSI) Screening Checks for working with Vulnerable People, with Children, and in the Aged Care Sector, & Physical Fitness are required for this course.
If you do not hold a current DCSI check, you are required to apply through DCSI at the time of application for enrolment at EQUALS. A DCSI check must be acquired prior to industry placement. Visit http://www.dcsi.sa.gov.au/services/screening for further information.
Please note that the outcome of your DCSI screening check may affect student clinic participation opportunities, and that this is at the discretion of EQUALS.
A First Aid certificate is a prerequisite for a student clinic. You will complete the unit early in your first study period.
Please contact us at admissions@equals.edu.au to enquire or book a one-on-one conversation with Dr Rajneesh Kour, Course Coordinator, using this link.
Please view the English requirements for international students on this page.
The course structure comprises of four study periods each full academic year. Each Study Period includes learning and teaching across core and elective content areas. This Study Plan requires completion of the Diploma of Ayurvedic Lifestyle Consultation prior to starting the Advanced Diploma.
Study Period 1
HLTAYV006 Take cases within an Ayurvedic framework
HLTAYV007 Diagnose conditions within an Ayurvedic framework
HLTAAP003 Analyse and respond to client health information
Study Period 2
HLTAYV009 Provide therapeutic Ayurvedic nutritional advice
Study Period 3
HLTAYV010 Select and advise on Ayurvedic medicines – dravyaguna
HLTAYV011 Prepare and dispense Ayurvedic medicines – dravyaguna
Study Period 4
HLTAYV008 Provide Ayurvedic remedial therapies
HLTAYV012 Monitor and evaluate Ayurvedic treatments
Yes.
Yes.
National Recognition (Credit Transfer) and Recognition of Prior Learning
If you have related prior education and experiences, you may be eligible for Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL). Please follow this link for more information on applying for Recognition of Prior Learning. If you have successfully completed units of competency from this qualification previously, you may be eligible for National Recognition, please follow this link for more information on National Recognition (Credit Transfer).
