This two-part Intermediate-Level Natural Healing Neurology course offers a comprehensive, cross-traditional exploration of neurological health through Western herbalism, Ayurveda, Chinese medicine, and modern research. Designed for intermediate and advanced learners, the course examines how neurological disorders develop, overlap, and evolve—and how natural strategies can support long-term nervous system resilience.
Across both sessions, students study an extensive neurological Materia Medica alongside functional and energetic frameworks that explain conditions such as migraines, seizures, ADHD, autism spectrum presentations, traumatic brain injury, multiple sclerosis, dementia, Parkinson’s disease, and post-viral neurological effects. Rather than isolating diagnoses, the course emphasizes shared mechanisms including excitatory imbalance, inflammation, circulation issues, nutrient depletion, metabolic stress, and constitutional vulnerability.
The training blends theory with practical clinical insight, helping students understand how herbs, nutrients, lifestyle patterns, and traditional systems interact in real-world neurological care. Emphasis is placed on long-term stabilization, safety, adaptability, and practitioner reasoning rather than rigid protocols.
This course is ideal for herbalists, Ayurvedic students, integrative practitioners, and serious learners seeking a broad, systems-based approach to neurological wellness.
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The Intermediate-Level Natural Healing Neurology course is a two-part, in-depth exploration of neurological health that bridges traditional healing systems with modern scientific understanding. Led by K.P. Khalsa, this program offers a rare, clinically grounded look at how neurological imbalance arises—and how natural strategies can support the brain and nervous system over time.
Part 1 establishes a strong foundation through an extensive neurological Materia Medica drawn from Western herbalism, Ayurveda, and Chinese medicine. Students learn how nervines, neuro-restoratives, circulation enhancers, and tonic herbs influence excitation, inhibition, and nerve nourishment. The course reframes epilepsy and migraine as overlapping expressions of neurological instability, examining how constitution, digestion, sleep, stress, and metabolic patterns shape these conditions.
Part 2 expands into complex and chronic neurological presentations, including ADHD, autism spectrum concerns, traumatic brain injury, multiple sclerosis, dementia, Parkinson’s disease, and post-viral neurological effects. Students explore how inflammation, nutrient insufficiency, oxidative stress, immune activation, and the gut–brain axis influence cognitive and neurological decline. The class also addresses real-world considerations such as herb–drug interactions, research limitations, evolving trends, and long-term functional support.
Throughout both sessions, the emphasis remains on systems thinking rather than diagnosis-driven treatment. Learners gain insight into how different traditions approach nerve healing, resilience, and degeneration, and how these perspectives can be integrated safely and thoughtfully in practice. This course equips students with adaptable frameworks, critical thinking skills, and a broad therapeutic palette for supporting neurological health across diverse presentations.
What you’ll learn
Cross-traditional neurological Materia Medica and therapeutic logic
Shared mechanisms underlying seizures, migraines, and cognitive disorders
How nutrients, herbs, lifestyle, and constitution affect nerve health
Integrative perspectives on chronic and degenerative neurological conditions
Practitioner-level reasoning for safe, long-term neurological support
This class is ideal for
Intermediate and advanced herbal students
Ayurvedic and integrative health practitioners
Wellness professionals working with neurological concerns
Students seeking a systems-based understanding of neurology
Anyone interested in long-term, holistic brain and nervous system resilience
