A holistic approach to emotional wellbeing that brings together Ayurvedic wisdom, personalised wellness practices and modern mental healthcare.
Ayurvedic wellness for mental health is a holistic approach that focuses on restoring balance between the body, mind and lifestyle.
At Mind & Brain Hospital, Ayurvedic psychiatry can be integrated with personalised mental healthcare to support emotional wellbeing, stress management, sleep and overall psychological wellness.
Ayurveda views mental wellbeing through the relationship between the body, mind, consciousness and lifestyle.
Imbalance may be associated with anxiety, fear, restlessness and sleep disturbances.
CALM • GROUND • BALANCEImbalance may contribute to irritability, frustration, anger and emotional intensity.
COOL • SOOTHE • BALANCEImbalance may be associated with low motivation, lethargy, sadness and mental heaviness.
ENERGISE • MOTIVATE • BALANCEAyurvedic philosophy considers mental wellbeing as part of a wider balance between Sharira, Manas and Atma.
Clarity, balance and calmness
Activity, restlessness and agitation
Inertia, heaviness and confusion
Traditional Ayurvedic practices may be recommended according to individual assessment and practitioner guidance.
Traditional Ayurvedic therapeutic procedures delivered according to individual assessment and practitioner guidance.
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A traditional Ayurvedic therapy involving a controlled flow of oil or other suitable preparations as recommended by a practitioner.
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A traditional Ayurvedic procedure involving administration of selected preparations through the nasal route under professional supervision.
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Individualised dietary guidance to support healthy routines and overall wellbeing.
Ayurvedic herbal preparations may be prescribed by qualified practitioners based on individual needs.
Traditional wellness therapies may be included as part of an appropriately supervised programme.
Mind-body practices can support relaxation, emotional awareness and stress management.
Healthy daily routines and sustainable lifestyle practices form an important part of wellness care.
Ayurvedic wellness may complement psychiatric and psychological care where clinically appropriate.
Certain Ayurvedic herbs are traditionally used to support relaxation, cognitive wellbeing and emotional balance. They should be used under qualified practitioner guidance.
Traditionally used as an adaptogenic herb in Ayurvedic wellness practices.
Traditionally associated with memory, concentration and cognitive wellness.
Traditionally used in Ayurvedic practices focused on calmness and mental clarity.
Traditionally used in wellness practices associated with relaxation and sleep.
Ayurvedic wellness may be considered as part of an integrated approach for individuals experiencing certain emotional and lifestyle-related concerns.
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Dr. Pooja C is a qualified Ayurvedic physician with expertise in Ayurveda Medicine and a focus on Ayurvedic psychiatry and mental wellness.
Ayurveda can be considered alongside psychiatric, psychological and therapeutic care where appropriate.
Wellness recommendations are tailored around individual concerns, goals and clinical needs.
Ayurvedic wellness is offered within a broader mental healthcare environment.
Our approach focuses on dignity, confidentiality, comfort and continuity of care.
Ayurvedic mental wellness focuses on balancing the body and mind through approaches such as lifestyle guidance, diet, herbal support, relaxation practices and selected traditional therapies under professional supervision.
Ayurvedic wellness practices may support stress management and relaxation. The appropriate approach depends on the individual's concerns and should be determined with a qualified practitioner.
Ayurvedic therapies should be undertaken under the supervision of qualified practitioners. Any herbal medicines or therapies should be discussed with your healthcare team, especially if you are already taking medication.
The duration varies depending on the individual, treatment goals and the type of wellness programme. Your practitioner can recommend an appropriate schedule after assessment.
Ayurvedic wellness may be integrated with modern psychiatric care when clinically appropriate. It is important to inform all treating professionals about medicines, supplements and therapies being used.
People experiencing stress, sleep difficulties, emotional imbalance or those seeking holistic wellness support may discuss Ayurvedic options with a qualified practitioner.
Explore Ayurvedic wellness alongside comprehensive mental healthcare at Mind & Brain Hospital, Bangalore.