British Association of Accredited Ayurvedic Practitioners

16/12/2025

Heartfelt congratulations to our long standing member, Dr Anjali Joshi, on receiving an Award at the Houses of Parliament yesterday in recognition of her pristine work in Ayurveda!

18/11/2025

Yessss! 😇

10/11/2025

Gratitude for what one already has is one of the doorways to happiness

24/10/2025

Continuing Professional Development (CPD) Seminar
Clinical Ayurveda: Effective Consultations & Record-Keeping
Integrating Classical Pariksha with Modern Clinical Practice

Hosted by Dr Palitha, BAAAP’s CPD Programme Director

📅 Date: 1st November 2025
🕐 Time: 18:00 – 19:00
📍 Venue: Online Platform
🎓 CPD Hours: 1h
👨‍⚕️ Resource Person: Dr. Milind Jani, Senior Medical & Ayurvedic Medicine Physician

🌿 Seminar Overview:
As Ayurvedic practitioners in the UK, the West, and now increasingly in India, it’s essential to maintain accurate and meaningful clinical records. Effective patient care depends on thorough assessment, informed treatment decisions, and ethical documentation.
In this CPD seminar, Dr. Jani shares his refined Clinical Assessment Record Sheet, developed through years of integrative practice. You’ll learn how to structure your consultations using Dasavidha Pariksha (10-fold) and Ashtavidha Pariksha (8-fold) assessments—classical methods adapted for today’s clinical demands.

🔍 What You’ll Learn:
✅ Conducting thorough consultations in 30 or 60 minutes
✅ Practical use of Dr. Jani’s Clinical Assessment Record Sheet
✅ Insights from senior Ayurvedic clinicians on building rapport and trust
✅ Documentation standards for continuity of care and regulatory compliance

👥 Who Should Attend?
• Ayurvedic Doctors & Practitioners
• Students & Trainees in Ayurvedic Medicine

💼 Benefits:
✔️ CPD Certification (1 hour)
✔️ Boost confidence in clinical consultations
✔️ Align with best practices in holistic documentation

🎟️ Register Now via Eventbrite:
👉 https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/clinical-ayurveda-effective-consultations-record-keeping-tickets-1822772524689

24/10/2025

✨Register for free✨

Continuing Professional Development (CPD) Seminar
Clinical Ayurveda: Effective Consultations & Record-Keeping
Integrating Classical Pariksha with Modern Clinical Practice

📅 Date: 1st November 2025
🕐 Time: 18:00 – 19:00
📍 Venue: Online Platform
🎓 CPD Hours: 1h
👨‍⚕️ Resource Person: Dr. Milind Jani, Senior Medical & Ayurvedic Medicine Physician

🌿 Seminar Overview:
As Ayurvedic practitioners in the UK, the West and now increasingly in India, it’s essential to maintain accurate and meaningful clinical records. Effective patient care depends on thorough assessment, informed treatment decisions, and ethical documentation.
In this CPD seminar, Dr. Jani shares his refined Clinical Assessment Record Sheet, developed through years of integrative practice. You'll learn how to structure your consultations using Dasavidha Pariksha (10-fold) and Ashtavidha Pariksha (8-fold) assessments—classical methods adapted for today’s clinical demands.

🔍 What You’ll Learn:
✅ Conducting thorough consultations in 30 or 60 minutes
✅ Practical use of Dr. Jani’s Clinical Assessment Record Sheet
✅ Insights from senior Ayurvedic clinicians on building rapport and trust
✅ Documentation standards for continuity of care and regulatory compliance

👥 Who Should Attend?
• Ayurvedic Doctors & Practitioners
• Students & Trainees in Ayurvedic Medicine

💼 Benefits:
✔️ CPD Certification (1 hour)
✔️ Boost confidence in clinical consultations
✔️ Align with best practices in holistic documentation

🎟️ Register Now via Eventbrite:
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Understanding the importance of accurate record-keeping in Ayurvedic practice.

31/08/2025

Pavilion Ayurveda Dr Milind Jani presents " Faith , Health and Healing" through Ayurveda. At the Interfaith Forum at NHS Conquest Hospital Education Centre on Tuesday 2nd of September 2025

All Wrlcome.

20th September 2025 : Online Webinar " History taking and Adequate record of Ayurvedic Consultation - contact British Association of Accredited Ayurvedic Practitioners

18th October 2025- AAAUK AND EAA Europe - Dr Prof Prof DrSuresh Swarnapuri and Professor Venkata N Joshi AAAUK

31/05/2025

13/05/2025

BAAAP is proud to support this important Ayurveda Conference on 2-3 June in London organised by our affiliated Ayurveda organisation, AAAUK.

11/02/2025

✨N E W W E B I N A R✨
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Come and join us as we host the wonderful delivering a live webinar on ‘Rta Shakti, the Rhythms of the Cosmic Cycles and Ayurveda’ 🍃✨🌿
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This live event will take place on Sunday 2nd March at 6pm GMT and is FREE to BAAAP members
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Tickets are now available through the link in our bio ⬆️
We look forward to seeing you there 😊🙏🏼
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04/02/2025

26/01/2025

🌿🫚Herb of the Month - Ginger🫚🌿

From an Ayurvedic perspective, ginger (Zingerber Officinale) is a superfood, used to improve digestion, the respiratory system and the joints. It is believed to destroy toxins (ama), rekindle the digestive fire (agni), improve the secretion of the digestive enzymes, prevent nausea and stop hiccups.
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It also improves peripheral circulation and warms the body, reducing the feelings of cold and pain. When used in high dosage, it can be helpful in congestive-type cardiac disorders.
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Ginger clears phlegm in the lungs, alleviating coughs, colds and breathing difficulties. Despite its warming quality, it also reduces inflammation by inhibiting the activity of prostaglandins making it commonly used in many traditional forumlations to treat arthritis.
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For that same reason, hot, fresh ginger tea is also a great medicine for menstrual cramps. Ginger has a rejuvenating effect and is considered Sattvic, helping to promote a calm, peaceful mind. Ginger is used in a wide variety of Ayurvedic formulations and home remedies.
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In order to improve digestion, eating a thin slice of fresh ginger with a touch of rock salt is often prescribed before lunch and dinner.
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☕️🫚Ginger tea is easy to make by adding freshly cut ginger to hot water, allowing it to diffuse. Sipping warm ginger tea throughout the day has proven to have many health benefits.
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However, ginger is contra-indicated if one suffers with hyper-acidity, during any form of haemorrhage, if one has vertigo and in chronic skin diseases. If taken in excess, Ginger will increases Pitta dosha but reduces Vata and Kapha 🫚☕️🌿
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शुण्ठी
आर्द्रक

14/11/2024

🌿INDO-UK SUMMIT, 2024🌿
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As the Ayurveda Medical System is becoming more and more acknowledged within the UK, BAAAP is proud to announce that we are invited to attend this eminent Summit of Scholars (INDO-UK Summit) to represent the very important topic;
“Why use Ayurveda in the NHS UK?”, proposing a case for integration 🌿🧘🏽‍♀️🙏🏼
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