Karla A. Cain

Vikṛti Vijñyan & Nidan Pañcaka (Advanced Ayurvedic Pathophysiology, Etiological Factors)

Dravyagunakarma Vignyan II (Ayurvedic Material Science II)

Bhaishajya Kalpana (Ayurvedic Pharmacology & Pharmaceutics)

Rasāyana Śāstra (Rejuvenation Therapies)

Advanced Pañcakarma II (Ayurveda Detoxification)

Marma Vigyana

Advanced Yoga Śāstra II, Prāñayama, Meditation

Rasāyana, Vajikarna

Ayurveda Sukṣmacititsā (Subtle Therapies)

Ayurveda Research Methodology

Kayachikitsa I to VII (Ayurvedic Wellness Solutions Per Body System)

Lifetime Fitness LifePower Yoga Teacher Training

Hatha, Vinyasa, YIN, Restorative, Prenatal, Seniors, Kids

Yoga Alliance Accredited Training, 200 Hours

Countless Hours of continued Self-Study

A.I.M.A. Ayurveda ASD – Indian Ayurvedic and Italian Holistic Association

Center for Study and Research on Alternative Medicine Milan, Italy

Panchakarma Body Treatments – 200 Hours Academics / Clinical Practice

Vaidya (Dr.) Sadbhawna Bhardwaj & Dr. Stefano Fiori Ph.D. Naturopath, Ayurvedic Counselor

SNEHANA ABHYANGAM, Dosha-Specific ABHYANGAM, PADABHYANGAM (Reflexology),

SHIRODHARA, NASYA, PINDA SWEDA, MARMA THERAPY, MARMA-ABHYANGAM, PRANIC MASSAGE

Including all Variations, Herbology, Herbal Preparations and Anatomy of Lymphatic & Circulatory Systems.

Coimbatore, India

In January 2015, I traveled to Kerala in southern India to experience Ayurveda in it’s origins. I underwent my own intensive Panchakarma cleansing & healing treatment at ‘Vaidyagrama Ayurvedic Healing Village’ in Coimbatore, as well as traveled to Munnar, Alleppey and Kochi to fully immerse in the teachings of culture, Yoga & Spirituality.

(You may read about my experience on the ‘Herb ‘n Living’ Blog page & see images of Vaidyagrama in Galleries)

American Heart Association (AHA)

Certified in CPR/AED

American Council on Exercise (ACE)

Certified in Group Fitness & Behavioral Change

The Council for Ayurveda Credentialing (CAC), Board Secretary

www.cayurvedac.org

The CAC is an independent group of trained, highly experienced, academically-qualified and professional Ayurvedic clinicians and teachers who are deeply committed to the field of Ayurvedic education in the USA. As highly experienced professionals, we are working to fill the gaps in Ayurvedic Education, to develop the rich repository required for proper education and proficiency in students, educators, institutions, clinics, and communications, through high quality documents that standardize Ayurvedic education. Because we do not have financial obligation to a membership body, we can develop standards without any conflict of Interest. Since November 2011, the CAC has met weekly to create Scopes of Practice for several levels of Ayurvedic professional practice; Lesson Plans for the standardization of a curriculum of Ayurveda in the USA; and open-source documents to improve the understanding of Ayurveda Education in the USA. The CAC aims to achieve state-regulated licensing of the Ayurvedic practice.