Five Pillars of Self-Care with Ayurveda

May 16 – June 6 (Spring Semester)

October 3 – 24 (Fall Semester) 2025

Every Friday, 10am – 12pm, Pacific time zone

Are you newly discovering Ayurveda and want to develop a good foundation?

Have you felt overwhelmed with the vastness of Ayurveda?
Do you seek practical understanding and guidance for your journey?
Is your discovery process of Ayurveda in need of expert support?
Are you figuring out how to individualize your Ayurveda program?
Do you need a refresher of the basic framework of your Ayurveda lifestyle?

Join this unique program and support group for the endless questions and answers about the fundamentals of Ayurveda.

This exciting new 4-part program is starting on May 16th 2025, through Zoom and continuing each Friday morning from 10am – 12pm Pacific time!

Two semesters each year will endeavour to answer all your questions about:

Meditation

Morning Body Practices

Food Choices

Relationships

Sleep

According to Ayurveda, the world’s oldest holistic health science

Shift your attunement and your daily results

Understand ancient secrets for vibrant, enthusiastic and fulfilling living

Get rid of aches and pains, anxieties, loneliness

Create fellowship with other participants seeking a holistic lifestyle

Support your family to live in harmony with nature fundamentals

Follow your intuition into nature’s own science of personal balance in everyday life

Investment

CANADIANS
$197 CAD

Per Semester

Pay using e-transfer to [email protected]

U.S & INTERNATIONAL PARTICIPANTS
$155 USD

Pay using Paypal

Payments can be done using credit card.

No Paypal account needed

**Refer your friend or family member whom you know will benefit from this valuable program!

For more information, please email me at: j [email protected] or call 604-290-8201
Pacific time, Mon.-Fri. 9 am-5 pm

Testimonials

"I found today’s session helpful for validating the complexity of the interfacing between Ayurveda and Western medicine and the complexity of primary issues a client may be experiencing as well as additional complexity due to side effects and the importance and necessity of foundational practices of diet. It seems even this is applying the opposite quality in the sense of simplification. And a good reminder that even though I might decide to pursue education to bring my AP requirements up to meet NAMA standards for example the application of AHC is important and impactful and may be our best or only option at the time or the beginning point. And this is challenging enough at times to find ways to bring into my own life and our clients. I like your use of the client's cosmology it feels compassionate. To see the process of understanding and revelation as well as chikitsa as a process - opposed to ideas of “rightness” and “one way” that can sneak in. I also appreciate that I get a sense you have a way of revealing or helping me reveal my blind spots or shadows and I particularly resonated with what you said about Scorpio today."

"I enjoyed and learned so much during Doctor Jaisri's explanations and clinical observations while assessing case studies. The multitude of clues/disturbances she points out and information related to them during facial and tongue analysis is truly inspiring and exciting."

"Jaisri has so much unique Ayurveda knowledge, that I couldn't find anywhere else. The case studies analysis was very detailed, thorough and systematic."

"Nicely structured program, supportive, inclusive, feels safe to explore and share thoughts and ideas for case study treatment plans. I enjoy the warm and gentle guidance of the masterful Doctor Jaisri. It is an honour to be part of this mentorship program."

What would inspire you to participate in Spring 2024 or invite a colleague to our Mentorship Program?

"I'm already 100% inspired and would gladly recommend it to a colleague, it is experiential learning, by looking at real cases, applying the assessment skills, and learning from such an experienced mentor, it is so rare and precious."

This program is a gem of knowledge. It’s particularly relevant now, especially with my current clinical internship phase.
A.T., Yoga, Pranayama & Ayurveda Practitioner