Ayurveda is a 5000 year old science originating in India. The meaning of Ayurveda derives from Sanskrit and translates roughly to the “science of life.” It relies on natural and holistic methods to bring a person back to their inner state of balance. Balance may be achieved through a variety of methods including changes to diet, lifestyle, routine, exercise, mindfulness, and herbal recommendations.

Currently, Ayurveda is not a licensed medical practice in the United States. It is recommended that you speak with your licensed healthcare practitioner prior to seeking the advice of any holistic practitioner.

Manju is the chief practitioner at Ayurhitam. She was an allopathic Clinical Pharmacist for 15 years and then she studied Ayurveda for 5.5 years. She has been practicing Ayurveda now for over 5 years. All of Ayurhitam’s bodywork therapists are licensed massage therapists.

You can expect to receive a personalized roadmap for your health. Your consultation will be a one-on-one session with one of our practitioners, who will take the time to understand your detailed health history, current concerns, and lifestyle. Together, you’ll identify the underlying factors contributing to your symptoms or condition. Once the root cause is understood, your practitioner will create a personalized follow-up roadmap designed to restore balance, support healing, and guide you toward long-term health. (Consultation guide)

Ayurveda is a long term process and not a quick fix. The length of the process depends on the specific symptoms you are experiencing, the severity and chronicity of the condition and how committed you are to achieve balance. Your protocol will be tailor made to help awaken the inner wisdom within YOUR body and to start bringing it back to balance. (Consultation guide)

Initial consultations are 60-90 minutes long and cost $250. Follow Ups are 30 minutes long and cost $125. (Consultation guide)