An Ayurvedic Consultation typically consists of three general steps

1. Assessment
This includes a determination of your basic Ayurvedic constitution and your current condition and imbalances, a discussion of your concerns and reason for your visit, and jointly exploring your health history and past treatment results.

2. Findings
The practitioner will analyze the assessment results and compile information to be reviewed with you to be used in a collaborative process to plan your health improvement program.

3. Recommendations
The practitioner will offer recommendations based on your health concerns, goals, and current condition.

This is tailored to your unique needs with the intention of assisting you to shift from your current state of imbalance toward your optimum balance. This may include information and instruction on diet and eating habits, lifestyle, yoga, exercise, meditation, breathing practices, and other health improvement practices.

Then, together, you and the practitioner will establish a workable program for you to implement, and achieve your short-term and long-term health improvement goals.

There are many instances when acute conditions and the disease process can best be treated with standard, conventional medicine or surgery.

As an Ayurvedic Practitioner I will not: perform surgery, set fractures, administer x-ray radiation, dispense controlled substances, or make a specific standard, conventional medical diagnosis.

Ayurvedic Practitioners (A.P.) and Ayurvedic Health Counselors (A.H.C.) are alternative and complementary healthcare providers and are not licensed by the State of New York.

Practitioners have completed a minimum of 1500 hours of Ayurvedic studies from a NAMACB accredited school with extensive clinical experience working directly with clients. Ayurvedic Health Counselors have completed 600 hours.

Aurae does not accept health insurance. The stated fee is for the specified services only and does not include any other services or products. There may be additional charges and fees for any additional services or products. Patients have the right to reasonable notice of changes in services and/or charges for services.

There is a 48 hour cancellation policy. If a patient must cancel an appointment, they are required to do so at least 48 hours prior to the scheduled appointment time. Any cancellations not received at least 48 hours prior to the scheduled appointment, as well as any patient who does not arrive for their scheduled appointment, will be charged the full fee associated.