Ayurveda training courses for foreigners not full BAMS degree
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Yes. Institute of Indigenous Medicine (University of Colombo) offers formal short courses. Private institutes: Barberyn Ayurveda Academy and Siddhalepa Ayurveda Institute run 4-12 week programs covering basic principles, herbal medicine, and treatment techniques (abhyanga, shirodhara). Cost USD 800-3500 including materials.
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For working professionals wanting a bridging certification (yoga therapist adding Ayurveda etc), 4-8 weeks is realistic. Full clinical practice requires BAMS or equivalent recognized by SLMC. Certificates are professional development, not medical license.
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