The Women Care in Ayurveda Short-Term Skill Development Program is designed to provide comprehensive training in Ayurvedic gynecology and obstetrics through a structured blend of theoretical instruction and hands-on clinical exposure. The program offers practical insights into women’s healthcare across various stages of life, including menstrual health, infertility, pregnancy, postnatal care, and preventive wellness. Participants are trained in both classical Ayurvedic principles and contemporary clinical applications, enabling them to develop professional competence in women’s healthcare and specialized Ayurvedic procedures.

The Ksharakarma Short-Term Skill Development Program offers systematic training in the principles and practice of Kshara Sutra and Ksharakarma, two of Ayurveda’s most established para-surgical interventions. Through a combination of academic sessions, clinical demonstrations, and supervised procedural training, participants gain practical exposure to the management of anorectal disorders and related surgical conditions. The program aims to strengthen clinical decision-making, procedural proficiency, and professional confidence in the application of Ayurvedic surgical techniques.

The Panchakarma Short-Term Skill Development Program provides comprehensive training in the theory and practice of Panchakarma and allied therapeutic procedures. Designed to bridge classical knowledge with contemporary clinical practice, the program offers exposure to preventive, promotive, rejuvenative, and disease-specific Panchakarma interventions. Participants gain hands-on experience in various Panchakarma procedures while developing a deeper understanding of patient assessment, procedural planning, and integrative healthcare applications.

The Child Care in Ayurveda Short-Term Skill Development Program focuses on the principles and practices of Kaumarabhritya, the Ayurvedic discipline dedicated to child health and development. The program provides structured training in neonatal care, child nutrition, growth and developmental assessment, preventive healthcare, Bala Panchakarma procedures, and the management of common pediatric conditions. Participants will gain knowledge of child-friendly Panchakarma therapies, their indications, contraindications, and practical applications in pediatric healthcare. Through academic learning and supervised clinical exposure, participants acquire practical skills to support child health, promote well-being, and apply Ayurvedic pediatric principles, including Bala Panchakarma, in professional practice.