CPD26 Ayurvedic Massage, Kundalini Bodywork & Pranic Healing (Online)
An Online Continuing Professional Development Specialty Intensive
The Ancient Art of Ayurvedic Massage with Celia Roberts BSc
Ayurvedic Massage combines ancient Ayurvedic wisdom with holistic health practices, offering a profound approach to balancing the mind, body, energy, and consciousness (Atman). This comprehensive training explores authentic Ayurvedic massage techniques, Marma point therapy, dosha-based treatments, and energetic bodywork designed to support wellbeing, vitality, and harmony.
Ayurvedic Massage is founded on the ancient understanding of the connection between the physical body, subtle energy systems, emotions, and consciousness. This traditional full-body healing practice supports wellbeing on multiple levels, including physical health, emotional balance, energetic flow, and spiritual awareness.
Traditional Ayurvedic Massage Techniques
Traditional Ayurvedic Massage focuses on Marma points — vital energy points within the body that are recognised in Ayurvedic tradition as influencing physical function, energetic balance, and overall wellbeing.
This Ayurvedic Massage course covers:
- Classical Ayurvedic massage strokes and techniques
- The relationship between massage and the three doshas: Vata, Pitta, and Kapha
- Individual constitutional assessment and treatment approaches
- Ayurvedic herbal oils suited to different constitutions and conditions
- Techniques supporting relaxation, tension release, and energetic balance
- Nourishment of the tissues and the whole system at a deeper level
With Ayurveda’s emphasis on prevention rather than cure, Ayurvedic Massage supports the cultivation of health, longevity, vitality, and balance.
Marma Therapy and Healing Touch
This training explores the therapeutic qualities of conscious touch through Marma Therapy, working with subtle energy points described in Ayurvedic tradition as connections between the body, mind, and consciousness.
The course includes the principles of neuroaffective touch, compassionate therapeutic contact, and traditional energetic healing practices. These approaches support a deeper therapeutic relationship between practitioner and client.
Traditional concepts of Shaktipat are explored, recognising the role of awakened prana (life force energy) in supporting energetic transformation and healing.
Ayurvedic Energetic Anatomy, Nadis, Chakras and Kundalini Bodywork
Ayurvedic Massage encompasses a deeper understanding of the subtle energetic systems that influence health and wellbeing.
Key areas include:
- Ayurvedic energetic anatomy
- Nadis (energy pathways)
- Chakras and subtle energy centres
- Kundalini energy
- Emotional release bodywork
- Pranic healing principles
- The relationship between Yoga and Ayurveda
This integrated approach connects physical bodywork with emotional, energetic, and spiritual awareness.
Ayurvedic Assessment and Treatment Principles
A central element of Ayurvedic Massage is understanding each client’s unique constitution and current state of balance.
Course content includes:
- Individual dosha patterns (Prakriti)
- Current imbalances (Vikriti)
- Constitutional assessment
- Observation of physical and emotional states
- Massage techniques suited to individual needs
- Selection of Ayurvedic oils according to constitution and condition
Knowledge of classical Ayurvedic massage strokes enables practitioners to personalise treatments and support the release of stress, muscular tension, fatigue, and energetic blockages.
Yoga and Ayurveda Integration
The sister sciences of Yoga and Ayurveda form an ancient model of health, healing, and self-awareness. Their integration provides a holistic framework for yoga teachers, therapists, and wellness practitioners.
This approach connects traditional Ayurvedic knowledge with contemporary allied health practices, supporting mindful, compassionate, and transformative therapeutic work.
As the ancient Ayurvedic teaching states:
“Massage is medicine.”
Ayurvedic Massage, Marma Therapy and Kundalini Bodywork Training
This comprehensive training brings together Ayurvedic Massage, Marma Therapy, Kundalini Bodywork, and Pranic Healing traditions within a contemporary holistic practice framework.
The course supports practitioners in developing the knowledge, skills, and awareness required to offer therapeutic treatments that honour the wisdom of Ayurveda while supporting balance, health, and wellbeing.
Join us in the sacred art of Ayurvedic Massage and Kundalini Bodywork, integrating ancient Pranic Healing wisdom with contemporary Allied Health Practice to create a holistic approach to therapeutic care.
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What You Will Learn
- Ayurveda and Yoga – The Sister Sciences of Self-Realisation
- Elemental nature of the body
- Face reading as a diagnostic tool
- Body reading as a diagnostic tool
- Mind-body connection and healing
- Chakra healing and Spiritual Massage
- Nadis and Nadi Massage
- Ayurvedic Energetic Anatomy
- Ayurvedic Massage Techniques for each dosha
- How to create elemental change in the body through Ayurvedic Massage
- Full knowledge of 108 Marma points
- Massage release points for emotional release bodywork
- Stages of disease and the disease process
- Three categories of clinical examination
- Eight methods of Clinical examination
- The Constitutional Assessment
- Assessment of metabolic fire and the digestive tract
- Ama- the root of disease
- Dosha Vijnanam- Specialized Knowledge of the doshas disorders
- Mala Vijnanam -Specialized Knowledge of disorders of tissues and Bodily wastes
- Prana, Ojas, Tejas Vijnanam – Disorders of the three bodily essences
- Sroto Vijnanam Disorders of the Bodily Channels
- Dhatus Tissues
- Strotas Channels
- Basic Pulse reading
- Basic Tongue diagnosis
- Integrative Medicine & Ayurveda
- Lifestyle Medicine & Ayurveda
- The Client assessment form
BIYOME’s Specialty Intensive Teacher Training can be undertaken as Continuing Professional Development (CPD) with Yoga Australia and Yoga Alliance. Yoga Australia and Yoga Alliance provide a standard of training recognition for teachers to practice with insurance all over the world. While Yoga Australia is highly regarded in Australia and the UK, Yoga Alliance may be your registration choice should you wish to teach in the USA.
Should you wish to complete a full meditation certification (330 hours – 1000 hours) or yoga certification (150 hours – 650 hours), please view this Specialty Intensive Training as an elective within our full course offerings. Details are available here.
Further Information & Requirements
- Required Books
- Required Props
Required
- Ayurveda and Marma Therapy by Frawley, Ranade and Lele
- Ayurvedic Healing by David Frawley
Recommended
- Text Book of Ayurveda Fundamental Principles by Vasant Lad
- Text Book of Ayurveda A complete Guide to Clinical Assessment by Vasant Lad
Required
- Massage Table (one between two)
- 2 Sarongs
- 2 Towels
- Massage oil (cold-pressed black sesame oil, Ayurvedic massage oil or coconut oil)
Your CPD26 Investment
Full investment upfront $1,508
Access is not offered without complete payment
