Ayurvedic Health Counselor
Ayurvedic Health Counselor 600.
Deeper clinical reasoning, nutritional therapy, and client-facing skill. 600 hours, with a path to the professional AHC title.
Building on the 300-hour foundation, this level goes deeper: nutritional therapy by constitution, women's and children's health, foundational psychology, introductory herbalism, and clinical reasoning for a thorough client intake.
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 Certificate, Included
Awarded on completion of the full 600 hours.
The AHC Title, If You Want It
Sit a supervised final exam and earn the professional Ayurvedic Health Counselor title.
Membership gives you the full 600-hour curriculum. To earn the professional AHC title, request Certification through the Registrar.
By 600 hours, people aren't coming to you for a tip. They're bringing you their 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 an intake that runs an hour and asks questions no one has asked them before. Then you build something specific: a plan shaped to their constitution, their season, and their week, not a template off a shelf. This is where Āyurveda becomes a 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. Within that boundary, this is clinical reasoning applied to a real person until their daily life changes.
