Ayurvedic discipline according to the professional profile
A naturopath with a Swiss federal diploma in Ayurvedic medicine works from a comprehensive alternative medical system learned to promote healing, relieve disease and strengthen health. They make individual diagnoses and take therapeutic measures to initiate and guide healing processes.
Further detail on Ayurveda
A qualified naturopath in Ayurvedic medicine works from a differentiated medical system preserved in its entirety to heal, relieve or prevent disease and strengthen health according to each patient’s resources. The process includes a detailed, targeted clinical assessment based on basic and specialist Ayurvedic knowledge, a comprehensive Ayurvedic history, and observation and examination according to Ayurvedic principles. This supports an overall understanding of the patient’s health and circumstances. The assessment is checked through discussion with the person and existing medical and diagnostic reports.
Ayurvedic diagnosis
This draws on different Ayurvedic diagnostic techniques, Ayurvedic symptomatology, clinical assessment, therapeutic and medical reports from other specialities, particularly conventional medicine, and logical synthesis. Beyond diagnosis, this also enables an Ayurvedic prognosis for developing a treatment strategy. Individual, holistic therapeutic strategies and plans use classical Ayurvedic methods, including invasive methods.
Therapeutic measures
To guide the corresponding healing processes; these may also be delegated.
Evaluation
Critical evaluation of progress through careful observation of treatment effects and the patient’s response, based on observation, examination, causes, symptoms and pathological disturbances, with the aim of continuously adapting treatment steps.