Make an online Consultation »  
Ayurveda in United States

Ayurveda in United States

The practice and education of Ayurveda is flourishing in many states like California. Vasant Lad, Deepak Chopra, Robert Svoboda, and David Frawley have successfully propagated Ayurveda in the US. They have established Educational institutions, written large number of books relating to Ayurveda and other Indian knowledge systems, and established chains of Ayurveda clinics and counseling centres all over the country. Three type of training and education program in Ayurveda are available in America:

Ayurveda Institute of New Mexico offer extensive onsite training programs for self-healing without certifying practitioner. Another Institute runs a shorter seminar program.

American Institutes of Ayurveda runs home study programs for Vedic Studies in New Mexico. Florida Vedic College, the Massachusetts and the Ayurveda Holistic Centre in New York offer home study plus minimal classroom training (Usually two weeks per year) culminating in certification as a practitioner.

The only formal and elaborate training program in Ayurveda in America is being offered by the California College of Ayurveda. The California   college of Ayurveda was founded in 1995. The training of Ayurveda practitioners was started with title Clinical Ayurveda specialist. In 1996  the State of California formally approved the college as a vocational training institution in the field of Ayurveda. In America, two associations i.e. National Ayurveda Medical Association and California Association of Ayurveda Medicine are trying to get recognition and accreditation for Ayurveda.
The states of California, Florida, New Mexico and New York have approved teaching of Ayurveda at tertiary level. Recently, many institutions and associations were formed for Ayurveda training and practices. Many graduates and postgraduates of Ayurveda in USA are trying to establish Ayurveda teaching and treatment centres. Few of them are:


American Academy of Ayurveda Medicine (AAAM): established G.D. Pandey Ayurved University at New Brunswick
American Institute of Vedic Studies
New England Institute of Ayurveda Medicine
Vivekanand Ayurveda College
Vedic College of Florida

During Clinton Regime, A white House Committee on Complementary and Alternative Medicine was constituted to study the issue of regulation of CAM therapies. The report of the committee did not favour Ayurveda much to get any kind of recognition for its independent status as a Traditional Medicine.
Share on Facebook   Share on Twitter  

Ayurveda in Alabama

Ayurveda in Alaska

Ayurveda in Arizona

Ayurveda in Arkansas

Ayurveda in Byram

Ayurveda in California

Ayurveda in Cokato

Ayurveda in Colorado

Ayurveda in Connecticut

Ayurveda in Delaware

Ayurveda in District of Columbia

Ayurveda in Florida

Ayurveda in Georgia

Ayurveda in Hawaii

Ayurveda in Idaho

Ayurveda in Illinois

Ayurveda in Indiana

Ayurveda in Iowa

Ayurveda in Kansas

Ayurveda in Kentucky

Ayurveda in Louisiana

Ayurveda in Lowa

Ayurveda in Maine

Ayurveda in Maryland

Ayurveda in Massachusetts

Ayurveda in Medfield

Ayurveda in Michigan

Ayurveda in Minnesota

Ayurveda in Mississippi

Ayurveda in Missouri

Ayurveda in Montana

Ayurveda in Nebraska

Ayurveda in Nevada

Ayurveda in New Hampshire

Ayurveda in New Jersey

Ayurveda in New Jersy

Ayurveda in New Mexico

Ayurveda in New York

Ayurveda in North Carolina

Ayurveda in North Dakota

Ayurveda in Ohio

Ayurveda in Oklahoma

Ayurveda in Ontario

Ayurveda in Oregon

Ayurveda in Pennsylvania

Ayurveda in Ramey

Ayurveda in Rhode Island

Ayurveda in South Carolina

Ayurveda in South Dakota

Ayurveda in Sublimity

Ayurveda in Tennessee

Ayurveda in Texas

Ayurveda in Trimble

Ayurveda in Utah

Ayurveda in Vermont

Ayurveda in Virginia

Ayurveda in Washington

Ayurveda in West Virginia

Ayurveda in Wisconsin

Ayurveda in Wyoming

Kotakkal Ayurveda - Mother land of modern ayurveda

United States: Hospitals, Resorts, Clinic, Wellness Center, Traditional Home, Research centre

Follow Us:

  « Back to main page