Nourishing the Doshas: A 4-Part Ayurvedic Cooking Series

Schedule: Saturdays, 10:00am-12:30pm PST: February 7th, March 7th, April 11th, May 9th 

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Nourishing the Doshas: A 4-Part Ayurvedic Cooking Series

Transform your understanding of therapeutic nutrition with this comprehensive Ayurvedic cooking series designed specifically for yoga therapists and wellness practitioners. Each 2.5-hour interactive online workshop combines ancient wisdom with practical culinary skills, empowering you to improve your nutrition and support your clients' healing journey through personalized Ayurvedic insights.

Application in progress for 10 hours Continuing Education/APD through IAYT (for participants of the entire series)

  • Class 1: The 3 Doshas and the 6 Tastes

    Delve into the fundamental principles of Ayurvedic nutrition. Learn key actions and balancing effects of the six tastes (sweet, sour, salty, pungent, bitter, astringent) and their therapeutic effect on each dosha. Throughout the 4 classes, we’ll make a nourishing meal and gain understanding of how you can use Ayurveda to nourish and heal through direct experience.

  • Master the art of grounding and warming foods for Vata constitution and imbalances. Create nourishing, easy-to-digest meals that calm the nervous system and support those with anxiety, insomnia, and digestive irregularity.

  • Explore cooling, anti-inflammatory cooking techniques for Pitta types. Learn to prepare refreshing, moderately spiced dishes that support those with inflammatory conditions, anger, and perfectionist tendencies.

  • Discover stimulating, warming spices and light cooking methods for Kapha constitution. Create invigorating meals that support metabolism, motivation, and emotional balance for those experiencing lethargy or depression

What's Included

·  Expert Instruction: Comprehensive blend of theoretical foundations and practical application from a seasoned Ayurvedic chef

·  Educational Component: A direct look at Ayurvedic principles, dosha theory, and therapeutic applications

·  Hands-On Cooking: Prepare 2-3 therapeutic recipes per session that reinforce the educational content

·  Professional Resources: Comprehensive recipe collection with therapeutic indications; food substitutions will be offered for food allergies and individual needs

·  Interactive Learning: Live Q&A and personalized guidance during sessions

·  Continuing Education: IAYT-approved CE hours upon completion

·  Recording Access: 30-day access to workshop recordings for review

· Digital Recipe Book: Detailed recipes with applications for each dosha

Perfect for yoga therapists, Ayurvedic practitioners, nutritionists, and wellness professionals seeking to deepen their therapeutic cooking skills.  Accessible to those wanting to deepen their own understanding and well being

Schedule:

10:00am-12:30pm PST | Saturday February 7th | Saturday March 7th | Saturday April 11th | Saturday May 9th 

Investment:

Individual Workshop: $110/Earlybird: $95 | Complete 4-Part Series: $380/Earlybird: $350

Early bird pricing available - register by January 17th.


Nourishing the Doshas: A 4-Part Ayurvedic Cooking Series
from $95.00

Aria Peterman, C-IAYT

I have been nourishing folks with food since 1995, first on commercial fishing boats and then small charters in SE Alaska. Ayurveda became a steering compass for my life in 2007. I’ve been using it regularly to guide my body back to balance ever since. The Ayurveda I studied naturally dovetailed with the wholefoods perspective I was already practicing and evolved into the yoga retreat chef and Ayurveda educator I am today. I am an IAYT certified Yoga Therapist. I am faculty for Essential Yoga Therapy's IAYT accredited yoga therapist training program, teaching practical application of Ayurveda in the kitchen.  Yoga and Ayurveda meet us exactly where we are. By nurturing our relationship to nature (Ayurveda) and the connection to all the layers of self (Yoga) we come back in line with our highest potential. I recharge best in the wilds, sweeping mountain scapes, and swirling tango floors. Food is a language, and I am honored to pass some of my fluency on to you.