The program is comprised of three sessions; the first two are presented in Albuquerque, and the third is presented in Nagpur, India. The advanced applied theory will be taught in Albuquerque, New Mexico and the practical hands–on training will be taught in Nagpur, India at a clinic built specifically for the Ayurvedic Practitioner Program. The outline below lists some of the topics which will be covered in each of the three sessions. Each session will offer the student a much deeper understanding of the principles of Ayurvedic Science than has currently been presented.

Session I
• Panchamahabhutas – The practical application of the five elements as well as their relationship to the doshas
• Tridosha – The application of the three dosha theory for self and others
• Triguna – The qualities and applied values of the three gunas especially in the management of mental imbalances
• Dosha/Dhatu/Mala – The application of the three fundamental aspects of the body and their practical relationship to each other
• Dhatu/Upadhatu – The relationship of each Dhatu to its corresponding Upadhatu

Session II
• Atma – The importance of the soul and the soul’s relationship to the body, mind, and senses
• Dosha – A deeper analysis of Dosha and the factors that impact it’s qualities and functions
• Sharir Rachana – Anatomy according to Ayurveda – Organs, Structures and Marmas
• Tridoshic Management – Applied value of Chikitsa or treatment of the three doshas using Aahar (food), and Vihar (lifestyle)
• Substance Evaluation – An understanding of the Qualities and Functions of substances
• Shodhan Chikitsa – The Importance of Cleansing Treatment
• Dravya Guna – A description of
--- Gunas (Qualities)
--- Dravyas (Substances)
--- Karmas (Functions/Actions)

Session III
• Prakruti–Vikruti – An advanced assessment of Balance/Imbalance in the Body
• Vaishamya – Understanding and Management of Imbalance
• Agni – Understanding the roll of heat energy and light
• Srotas – Understanding the role of the subtle channels in the body
• Malas – The understanding and management of bodily waste
• Tridosha–Kaya Chikitsa – The therapeutic use of Snehan and Swedan therapies for cleansing the body
• Ayurvedic Cooking – Using food as a modality for maintaining health
• Yoga – Using Yoga therapeutically
• Stri–Rog – The understanding and management of women's health (Menarch to Menopause)
• Ayurvedic Herbs – Detailed information on Ayurvedic Herbs
• Rasa–Virya–Vipak–Prabhava – Their effect on doshas, dhatus, and malas
• Decoctions and Nutritional Formulas – The preparation of Herbal Oils, Ghee, and Chyavanprash