Continued education
Ayurveda Continuing Education 2026–2027
Continue learning. Deepen your practice.
Ayurveda is a lifelong study.
Our Continuing Education programme allows Ayurveda professionals, therapists, yoga teachers and eligible students to continue developing their knowledge without enrolling in a full training programme.
Throughout 2026–2027, Sankalpa Ayurveda College offers a series of specialist two-day Continuing Education modules, generally taught on Friday and Saturday.
You can join one individual module or create your own continuing professional development pathway by attending several modules throughout the year.
Choose the Modules That Support Your Path
Every practitioner develops their own areas of interest and expertise.
You may want to deepen your understanding of Ayurvedic diagnostics, therapeutic approaches, herbs, women’s health, body therapies, psychology, Panchakarma or another specialist area.
Our modular Continuing Education format gives you the freedom to select the subjects most relevant to your own practice and professional development.
Each module includes
- Two days of specialist education
- Option Friday + Saturday from 9:30 to 16:30 with one hour break
- Theory combined with practical and clinical application when applicable
- Course materials
- Certificate of Continuing Education indicating completed educational hours
- Access to experienced Ayurvedic teachers and practitioners
Investment
Individual 2-Day Module
€265
Sankalpa Alumni Rate
€195
| Continuing Education Option | Regular Price | Sankalpa Alumni | Effective Price per Module |
|---|---|---|---|
| Single 2-Day Module | €265 | €195 | €265 / €195 |
| 3-Module Package | €720 | €555 | €240 / €185 |
| 5-Module Package | €1,125 | €875 | €225 / €175 |
Who Can Attend?
Our Continuing Education modules are intended for participants who already have foundational knowledge of Ayurveda.
Depending on the subject, modules may be suitable for:
- Ayurvedic Practitioners
- Ayurvedic Therapists / Health Counselors
- Graduates of foundational Ayurveda programmes
- Current advanced Ayurveda students
- Yoga teachers with sufficient Ayurvedic education
- Other health professionals with relevant Ayurvedic training
Some specialist modules may have additional prerequisites. These will always be mentioned in the individual module description.
The Modules of Fundamentals of Ayurvedic Medicine
Visit our agenda for more information on the learning outcomes and dates
FAM-00 Embarking on a Journey of Self-Discovery: Unveiling the Āyurvedic & Yogic Lifestyle
FAM-01 Exploring the Roots: Ancient Texts and Philosophies of Āyurveda and Yoga
FAM- 02 The Basic Principles of Āyurveda: Āyurvedic Anatomy and Physiology
Learning Outcomes
After completing this module, you will be able to:
- Explain the Pañca Mahābhūtas and relate the five elements to the structure and function of the body and mind.
- Apply the 20 guṇas to describe substances, environments, and physiological states.
- Explain the functions of Vāta, Pitta, and Kapha and recognize common signs of doṣic imbalance.
- Differentiate between prakṛti and vikṛti and understand their relevance in assessing health and imbalance.
- Describe the primary functions and locations of the fifteen subdoṣas.
- Explain the seven dhātus and their role in tissue formation, nourishment, and health.
- Explain the concept of srotas and their role in circulation, transport, nourishment, and elimination.
- Explain the role of ojas in vitality, resilience, and overall well-being.
- Apply foundational Ayurvedic treatment principles, including the use of opposite qualities to support balance.
- Observe and describe basic patterns in the body and mind using doṣa, guṇa, dhātu, and srotas frameworks.
