With release of professional certification according to the law 4/2013.
Frequency of 1 weekend per month (Saturday and Sunday)
Course timetable: from 10.00 to 18.00 with lunch break
| Days | Month | Year | Course |
|---|---|---|---|
| 13-14 | April | 2019 | Basic theory and legs and foot massage |
| 11-12 | May | 2019 | Basic theory 2 and complete supine massage |
| 15-16 | June | 2019 | Agni, digestuve system, deontology and prone massage |
| 13-14 | July | 2019 | Prakriti test, complete snehana massage |
| 21-22 | September | 2019 | Constitutional massage for vata, pitta and kapha |
| 26-27 | October | 2019 | Constitutional massage for vata, pitta and kapha |
| 16-17 | November | 2019 | Din & ritucharia, self-care with atmabhyangam |
| 25-26 | January | 2020 | Neerabhyangam, ayurvedic lymphatic drainage |
| 29-01 | February/March | 2020 | Ayurvedic herbal medicine, vasti and netra tarpanam |
| 28-29 | March | 2020 | Nala, nadi and midhi: abhyangam sport and with foot |
| 25-26 | April | 2020 | Udgharshana, udvartanam and ubtana |
| 30-31 | May | 2020 | Neonatal and pregnant massage |
| 27-28 | June | 2020 | Shirodhara and nasya |
| Coming soon | September | 2020 | Ayurvedic holismology, skin roll and estimologic test |
| Coming soon | October | 2020 | Study of vital points marma and marmabhyangam |
| Coming soon | November | 2020 | Pindasweda and pranic massage |
| Coming soon | December | 2020 | Wrist self-diagnosis and self-production |
| Coming soon | January | 2021 | Muriabhyangam and skeletal-muscle system |
| Coming soon | February | 2021 | Reflexology 1 |
| Coming soon | March | 2021 | Reflexology 2 |
| Exam date to be defined | March | 2021 |
| Days | Month | Year | Course |
|---|---|---|---|
| 27-28 | October | 2018 | Basic theory and legs and foot massage |
| 24-25 | November | 2018 | Basic theory 2 and complete supine massage |
| 26-27 | January | 2019 | Agni, digestive system, deontology, prone massage |
| 23-24 | February | 2019 | Prakriti test, complete snehana massage |
| 23-24 | March | 2019 | Constitutional massage for vatta, pitta and kapha |
| 06-07 | April | 2019 | Constitutional massage for vata, pitta and kapha |
| 04-05 | May | 2019 | Din & ritucharia, self-care with atmabhyangam |
| 01-02 | June | 2019 | Neerabhyangam, ayurvedic lymphatic drainage |
| 06-07 | July | 2019 | Ayurvedic herbal medicine, vasti and netra tarpanam |
| 14-15 | September | 2019 | Nala, nadi and midhi: abhyangam sport and massage made with foot |
| 12-13 | October | 2019 | Udgharshana, udvartanam and ubtana |
| 09-10 | November | 2019 | Neonatal and pregnant massage |
| 14-15 | December | 2019 | Shirodhara and nasya |
| 18-19 | January | 2020 | Ayurvedic Holismology, skin roll and estimologic test |
| 15-16 | February | 2020 | Study of the vital points Marma and marmabhyangam |
| 14-15 | March | 2020 | Pindasweda and pranic massage |
| 18-19 | April | 2020 | Wrist self-diagnosis and self-production |
| 16-17 | May | 2020 | Muriabhyangam and skeletal-muscle system |
| 13-14 | June | 2020 | Reflexology 1 |
| 04-05 | July | 2020 | Reflexology 2 |
| Exam date to be defined | September | 2020 |
| Days | Month | Year | Course |
|---|---|---|---|
| 24-25 | March | 2018 | Basic theory and leg and foot massage |
| 21-22 | April | 2018 | Basic theory 2 and complete supine massage |
| 26-27 | May | 2018 | Agni, digestive system, deontology, prone massage |
| 16-17 | June | 2018 | Prakriti test, complete snehana massage |
| 29-30 | September | 2018 | Constitutional massage for vata, pitta and kapha |
| 27-28 | October | 2018 | Constitutional massage for vata, pitta and kapha |
| 24-25 | November | 2018 | Din & ritucharia, self-care with atmabhyangam |
| 19-20 | January | 2019 | neerabhyangam, ayurvedic lymphatic drainage |
| 16-17 | February | 2019 | Ayurvedic herbal medicine, vasti and netra tarpanam |
| 02-03 | March | 2019 | Nala, nadi and midhi: abhyangam sport and with foot |
| 06-07 | April | 2019 | Pindasweda and pranic massage |
| 11-12 | May | 2019 | Neonatal and pregnant massage |
| 08-09 | June | 2019 | Ayurvedic holismology, skin roll and estimologic test |
| 06-07 | July | 2019 | Udgharshana, udvartanam and ubtana |
| 14-15 | September | 2019 | Wrist self-diagnosis and self-production |
| 12-13 | October | 2019 | Shirodhara and nasya |
| 09-10 | November | 2019 | Marmabhyangam |
| 30-01 | November/December | 2019 | Muriabhyangam and skeletal-muscle system |
| 11-12 | January | 2020 | Reflexology 1 |
| 01-02 | February | 2020 | Reflexology 2 |
2018/2020 BIENNIAL CALENDAR section D (ongoing) *
Further dates following the start of the route
| Days | Month | Year | Course |
|---|---|---|---|
| 21-22 | October | 2017 | Basic theory and leg and foot massage |
| 18-19 | November | 2017 | Basic theory and complete supine massage |
| 16-17 | December | 2017 | Agni and ama, operator ethics, prone massage |
| 13-14 | January | 2018 | Prakriti test, complete snehana massage |
| 10-11 | February | 2018 | Constitutional massages for vata, pitta and kapha |
| 10-11 | March | 2018 | Din & ritucharia and self-care with atmabhyangam |
| 14-15 | April | 2018 | Nala, nadi and midhi: abhyangam sport and massage made with foot |
| 12-13 | May | 2018 | Neerabhyangam, Ayurvedic lymphatic drainage |
| 09-10 | June | 2018 | Ayurvedic herbal medicine, vasti and netra tarpanam |
| 30-01 | June/July | 2018 | Udgharshana, udvartana and ubtana |
| 15-16 | September | 2018 | Pindasweda and pranic massage |
| 13-14 | October | 2018 | Wrist self-diagnosis and self-production |
| 10-11 | November | 2018 | Shirodhara and Nasya |
| 01-02 | December | 2018 | Marmabhyangam |
| 12-13 | January | 2019 | Holistic ayurvedic reflexology 1 |
| 09-10 | February | 2019 | Muri 1, locomotor system and joint mechanics |
| 09-10 | March | 2019 | Muri 2, muscular system, muscular pathologies |
| 30-31 | March | 2019 | Holistic ayurvedic reflexology 2 |
| 11-12 | May | 2019 | Neonatal and pregnant massage |
| 08-09 | June | 2019 | Ayurvedic holismology, estimologic test |
* examination on 14 July 2019
| Days | Month | Year | Course |
|---|---|---|---|
| 25-26 | November | 2017 | Ayurvedic herbal medicine, vast and netra tarpanam |
| 20-21 | January | 2018 | Nala, Nadi & Midi: massages for sport and massages made with foot |
| 03-04 | February | 2018 | Ayurvedic reflexology Part 1 |
| 03-04 | March | 2018 | Ayurvedic Lymphatic Drainage: neer - abhyangam |
| 07-08 | April | 2018 | Ayurvedic reflexology Part 2 |
| 05-06 | May | 2018 | Neonatal and pregnant massage |
| 30-01 | June/July | 2018 | Udgharshan, udvartanam and ubtana |
| 15-16 | September | 2018 | Ayurvedic holismology, estimologic test |
| 13-14 | October | 2018 | Wrist self-diagnosis and self-production |
| 10-11 | November | 2018 | Shirodhara and nasya |
| 12-13 | January | 2019 | Marmabhyangam |
| 09-10 | February | 2019 | Muriabhyangam and skeletal-muscle system |
| 09-10 | March | 2019 | Pindasweda and pranic massage |
* examination on March 24, 2019
PROGRAM of the traditional Ayurveda school
Introduction to Ayurveda.
Meaning of Ayurveda and to whom it can be useful
Origin, Philosophy, Definition and History
Ayurveda as a science of life and its place in the Indian landscape and in Hindu mythology
Philosophy and Science. The sacred texts: Vedas, Upanishads and main Samhita
Manifestation of Life according to the Samkhya Philosophy
Karma and Samskara aspects of Truth on the cycle of life: destiny or result of the actions accomplished in life
The 4 important purposes of Existence, according to Ayurveda: Dharma, Artha, Kama, Moksha
The 5 great elements: PANCH-MAHA-BHUTA
Anatomy and physiology of doshas according to Ayurvedic medicine
Introduction and in-depth study of psycho-physiology through the 3 DOSHA: what unbalances
The 7 body tissues: DHATU, metabolic waste: MALA
Introduction to the manual skills and techniques of the best ayurvedic lubrication treatments par excellence: SNEHAN-ABHYANGAM theory and practice of the sacred vaidya massage (doctor of the Indian Ayurveda tradition)
Study of lower limb techniques
Theory of 3 DOSHA: Vata, Pitta and Kapha, deepening of their respective upa-dosha.
The qualities of the mind are Triguna: Satva, Rajas and Tamas.
Anatomy and physiology of subdosha in relation to their traditional positioning in the body
Study of subtle energies: Prana, Tejas and Ojas
The causes and variables of the imbalances of Tridosha and Triguna
The causes of all suffering and disease
Introduction to Panchkarma: the purification and healing system, the pivotal hub of Ayurveda medicine
Manuals and techniques of ayurveda SNEHAN-ABHYANGAM treatment: technical study on the abdomen, chest and upper limbs
Agni and Agni Function: the concept of metabolism and digestion according to Ayurveda.
Anatomy of the metabolic system
Deontology, Ethics, Rules and counter-indications to the treatments for the Ayurveda Operator
Manuals and techniques of Ayurveda treatment SNEHAN-ABHYANGAM: technical study on the posterior lower limbs and back
Ama: concept and role of toxins resulting from poor digestion.
The origins of the bodily imbalance start from Ama: How it is formed in our body and what we can do to eliminate it
Analysis of the skins and development of the Prakriti / Vikruti test to recognize your dominant dosha.
Importance of the use of oils in Ayurveda
Aromatherapy and Ayurveda: Advice on medicated oils used in Ayurvedic treatments. Manuals and techniques of ayurveda treatment SNEHAN-ABHYANGAM: definition of the complete massage
Shirobhyangam: study of head and face massage techniques
3 Techniques and practices of body massages adapted to the various constitutions and balancing of the same: the Dosha-Abhyangam
Aspects of anatomy, physio-pathology and holistic psychology related to the effects of doshas in the body
Vatabhyangam: practice of the specific massage of the Vata constitution
Kaphabhyangam: practice of the specific massage of the Kapha constitution
Pittabhyangam: practice of the specific massage of the pitta constitution
Deepening for the recognition of dominant Dosha in daily observation of the use of specific medicated oils in the Ayurvedic tradition
The correct daily and seasonal routine to experience and experience the benefits of Ayurveda: DINCHARYA AND RITUCHARYA, good habits create good health!
Ayurvedic nutrition according to the doshas and basic physico-chemical-energetic concepts: RASA, GUNA, VIRYA, VIPAKA and PRABHAVA
“Ayurveda begins with oneself” practice of the massage to keep healthy and strong: ATMA-ABHYANGAM.
Anti-Ama Diet, Ayurvedic Menu to re-harmonize every dominant DOSHA
Techniques and practices of massages adapted to the various constitutions and balancing of the same: the Dosha-Abhyangam
Closing theoretical group assessment and practical evaluation of individual manual pressure (NO examination)
Introduction to the treatments of Pancha Karma keraliyano: preparation for all the main specific body treatments used in Ayurveda medicine
Introduction to Ayurvedic Herbs for use in treatments:
Names, compositions and categories of classic natural remedies in Ayurveda, methods of preparing natural remedies, oils, decoctions and herbal teas
Practice of the treatment of localized VASES and its variants, long-lasting soothing oil-based treatments, with a special mixture to treat oils
UDGHARSHANA: dry powder treatment, weight reduction program
UDVARTANA: natural peeling treatment and body cleansing
UBTANA: treatments of natural masks for peeling and facial cleansing
Some natural remedies, beauty secrets used by our Indian ayurveda clinics in New Delhi, Jaipur and Kerala
PRANICAL MASSAGE
Sequence of the typical and famous keralyano massage of southern India
PINDA SWEDA hot infusion treatment and its variants
Practice of carrying out the entire treatment and manufacture of the erbali boluses to be heated
Srotas : theory of body channels.
Anatomy and physiology of the lymphatic and vascular system
NIR-ABHYANGAM Indian Ayurvedic manual lymphatic drainage massage. Usefulness of the lymph massage in the aesthetic and therapeutic field, for a very versatile and effective treatment, easy to make and very successful
Anatomy of the nervous system according to Ayurveda: Marma or vital points. Manipulation of the marbles, philosophical, physical and spiritual aspects
MARMA-ABHYANGAM,the 4 hands massage in detail, very energetic
Possibility of two-handed practice
SHIRODHARA: treatment of the flow of warm oil calibrated on the forehead and on the third eye, rebalancing the mind
DHARA-KARMA and variants of localized oil flow treatments on other parts of the body
NASYA: treatment of purification and lubrication of the respiratory and nervous system
MURI-ABHYANGAM: Introduction to the Walls (joints)
Bone anatomy and hints of articular biomechanics
Muri Abhyangam: Joint Massage Joint manipulation
Classical muscular problems: contracture, stretching, tearing, tendinitis, soreness
Osteo-articular diseases: causes, prevention and treatment with Ayurveda, nutrition and treatments of the Indian tradition
GARBHAYANGAM, feeding, yoga, meditation, music and massage for the pregnant woman
BALABHYANGAM, traditional ayurvedic infant massage, ball rolling technique
AYURVEDA PLANTAR REFLEXOLOGY:
– organic areas
– muscle areas
– nerve areas
– the prenatal technique
Chakra study
Supplementary assessments with the aid of holismological techniques
Estimological test with crystal therapy and chromotherapy
MIDHIABHYANGAM: Foot massage
Reinforcing and painkilling treatment of the ancient warriors of Kerala, made entirely with the feet
NADI E NALA ABHYANGAM: the two sports massages, arterial – heating – pregara and venous – decontracting – post race, with anatomy and physiology of the cardio – circulatory system
NIDANA AND ROGHI-PARIKSHA
Pathogenesis and diagnosis according to ayurveda prevention and treatment of common disorders. Ayurvedic counseling approach
Self-production of natural Ayurvedic products for treatments and massages
Oils, oleolites, soaps, anti-painful ointments
Production of a typical ayurvedic medicinal oil
Reconsumption and use of the main Ayurvedic products on the market in Italy
How many, how and how to use, ideal ingredients and dosages of supplements, oils, teas, opercula, tablets, powders
FINAL SESSION AND EXAM
THE PROGRAM PROVIDES AN EXAM SESSION
FOR THE CERTIFICATE OF TECHNICAL OPERATOR OF WELL-BEING IN AYURVEDA
ayurveda traditional school AIMA ASD -VIA TEOCRITO 50 ANG.VIA CIRENEI – Milan
400 meters from MM1 GORLA, 400 meters. From MM1 PRECOTTO, Viale Monza area / Viale Monza Avenue
Traditional school of Ayurveda AIMA
*** N.B. *** the aforementioned program is guaranteed in all its parts, however for some didactic reasons some subjects could be moved to another meeting, and in any case always honored in the program of performance.
Traditional school of Ayurveda AIMA
Central Station, Corso Buenos Aires, Piazzale Loreto, Turro, Precotto, Gorla, Sesto San Giovanni, Pasteur, Cinisello Balsamo, Villa San Giovanni, Sesto Marelli, Sesto Rondò, Bresso, Viale Zara, Viale Fulvio Testi, Bicocca, Bicocca University , Greco-Pirelli, Piazza Greco, Via Pindaro, Viale Monza, Viale Brianza, Via Porpora, Zelig, Parco Trotter, Via Venini, Segrate, Cologno Monzese, Via Asiago, Via Teocrito, Il Pane Quotidiano, Mercato Comunale di Gorla, Istituto Gaetano Pini, Via Minturno, Via Stefanardo Da Vimercate, Via Melchiorre Gioia, Via Aristotle, Ramparts of Porta Venezia, Piazza Argentina, Via Vitruvio, Coffee Roaster Cosmai, Mr. Moussa
