Ayurvedic Wellness Coach

Ayurvedic Wellness Coach 300 — Institute of Ayurvedic Medicine
Level 1 · Certification

Ayurvedic Wellness Coach 300.

Your foundation in Āyurveda, plus a Yoga Alliance-recognized 200-Hour Yoga Teacher Training. 300 hours, one certificate, no exam required.

300
Total Hours
No Exam
Certificate on Completion
RYT-200
Eligible, Yoga Alliance
What Makes Up the 300

Two pieces of training, combined into one credential. Nothing separate to buy or track.

100 Hours

Āyurvedic Foundations

The doṣas, Agni, daily and seasonal routine, and the classical grounding everything else builds on.

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200 Hours

Yoga Teacher Training

A Yoga Alliance-recognized 200HR YTT — āsana, prāṇāyāma, teaching methodology, and practice teaching.

What You Walk Away With

Ayurvedic Wellness Coach Certificate

Awarded on completion of the full 300 hours. No exam required.

RYT-200 Eligibility

We're a Registered Yoga School with Yoga Alliance. Complete the YTT portion and you're eligible to register directly as a Registered Yoga Teacher.

A First Credential

Not a teaser or a prerequisite to rush through. A standalone qualification in its own right.

A Running Start on Level 2

Everything here carries forward if you continue toward Ayurvedic Health Counselor 600.

Included in Membership

Both halves of this 300-hour credential are part of your IAM membership, $500 a year — full curriculum access, and no exam to schedule at this level.

Who You Become

Picture the person your friends already come to: the one who notices when someone's running on empty and has a grounding practice ready before anyone asks. At 300 hours, that instinct becomes structured.

You can teach a full yoga class, not just lead a sequence of poses, with the breath work, philosophy, and classical understanding behind it. You can sit with someone and help them see their own rhythm: why their mornings feel a certain way, why some seasons ask more of them, what a simple, sustainable daily practice could look like for their life, not someone else's borrowed routine.

This is a coaching and teaching scope — grounded, community-facing work. It isn't a diagnostic or clinical scope, and a good coach always knows where that line sits. You are the first hand someone takes when they decide to change how they live.