Ayurvedic Health Counselor
600 Hour Professional Training Program
Ayurvedic Health Counselor 600.
Deeper clinical reasoning, nutritional therapy, and real client-facing skill — 600 hours, with a real path to the professional AHC title.
Building on the 300-hour foundation, this level goes considerably deeper — nutritional therapy specific to constitution, women's and children's health, foundational psychology, introductory herbalism, and real clinical reasoning for a thorough client intake.
Real Clinical Reasoning
Move from understanding concepts to applying them — structured client assessment, not just theory.
Nutritional Therapy
Individualized dietary guidance built around constitution, season, and current state of balance.
A Real Certificate, Included
Awarded on completion of the full 600 hours as a member — no additional fee for the certificate itself.
The AHC Title, If You Want It
Sit a supervised final exam through the Professional Track to earn the professional Ayurvedic Health Counselor title.
Completing the 600-hour curriculum as a member earns you a real certificate at no extra cost. The professional AHC title — the credential with real assignment tracking behind it — requires the Professional Track, $333/month or $3,600/year. Scholarships are available if that's a stretch.
By 600 hours, people aren't coming to you for a tip anymore. They're bringing you their actual life — the digestion that's never quite right, the sleep they've given up on, the diet they've tried and abandoned four times. You sit with that.
You take a real intake, the kind that takes an hour and asks questions no one's asked them before, and you build something specific: a plan shaped to their constitution, their current season, their real week — not a template pulled off a shelf. This is where Āyurveda becomes a genuine counseling practice: ongoing, individualized, accountable, session after session.
It still isn't a diagnostic scope — you are not replacing their doctor, and a well-trained Counselor is the first to say so, and the first to refer out when something needs it. But within that honest boundary, this is real clinical reasoning, applied to a real person, until their daily life actually changes.
Go Deeper.
No application, no waiting — your first lesson opens the moment you join.
