Graduation is Just the Beginning

While most schools drop their students once they graduate, at Sevanti Institute, we want to invest in you to be a part of our team for as long as you enjoy the community element and continued mentorship we provide each other. Here is how a post-graduate professional relationship at Sevanti will work and feel:

Once you are certified at Sevanti Institute as an Ayurveda Counselor, you are welcome to join our clinical faculty at Sevanti Wellness Center (SWC). We also offer an optional postgrad Mentorship Program to raise competency even higher if you so choose. So, in short, we can offer you more knowledge, skill, and confidence to do what you love. We can offer you employment opportunities to remain a part of the community of students and teachers you’ve grown connected to. We will not leave you to practice on your own. A school of Ayurveda should not end when you graduate. In a sense, graduation is really just the beginning.

Clinical Practice at Sevanti Wellness Center

Rather than initiating your practice within a solo practice environment, Sevanti Institute graduates are welcome to establish their practice here at Sevanti Wellness Center (SWC), where they will benefit from the SWC community support and group practice environment. SWC Counselors will have access to the sub-licensed Zoom accounts, Slack communications, online booking, client payment, and direct deposit platforms. Most importantly, you will be surrounded by other counselors and continue to learn from more experienced practitioners as you grow more confident in your practice.

Only a small percentage of Ayurveda, Yoga Therapy, and Vedic Astrology students go on to practice their trade professionally long-term. After years of personal study, hard work, and costly investment, graduates of these wellness traditions need the support of their professional community more than ever. Schools have little to offer past graduation. You are on your own.

The SWC Team Practice serves as a lifeline to those who work in solo practices. Your practice reflects you and the skills you bring to your clients. Are you struggling to maintain the inspiration you had in your study courses? Do you feel like you are practicing in the dark? Are your skills being challenged and inspired to grow, or are they fading? How confident are you in your assessments? When you have questions about a client case, do you have people to lean into?

At Sevanti Wellness Center, we believe that the wisdom of our practice should be shared and not lost. We have each other to lean on, run clinical questions by, and learn from. SWC aims to provide the social glue, clinical setting, technical tools, and practice competency needed for practitioners like you to grow in your practice. As humans, we can only grow together.

Clinical Mentorship at Sevanti Wellness Center

Sevanti Institute offers an optional 12-month postgraduate Mentorship Program for our grads at SWC. Each Mentorship Counselor (aka “Mentee”) will practice as a certified Ayurveda Wellness Counselor (AWC) while being mentored in the Mentorship Program. The Clinical Mentorship Track of the Mentorship Program is an optional mentorship path that focuses on the clinical and case management skills of the mentee. Mentees will be coached via individual and group mentorship sessions. They will also learn from fellow mentees within the group practice environment. 

Educational Mentorship at Sevanti Institute

The Educational Mentorship Track of the Mentorship Program is an optional mentorship path that focuses on the teaching skills of the mentee. Opportunities to teach Ayurveda are limitless, with opportunities found at local Yoga schools and national and international yoga schools, especially as online training explodes worldwide. Teaching Ayurveda is a powerful way to deepen your understanding of Ayurveda and can be a powerful complementary revenue stream for the AWC counselor. Sevanti Institute encourages our graduates to teach at Sevanti Institute, particularly in the Ayurveda Foundation Program. However, we do not restrict or limit where and what you teach.