The mission of the National Association of Ayurvedic Schools and Colleges (NAASC) is to bring Ayurvedic professional educational schools together for the purpose of expanding Ayurvedic education in the United States in order to improve the health and well-being of society.
NAASC is a service organization with clear and focused goals in support of ayurvedic education and schools. Here is our list of founding goals.
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To help ayurvedic professional educational schools feel supported.
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To host or promote programs for educational leaders that address a variety of topics relevant to education.
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To host or promote forums to share knowledge and educational strategies.
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To form an opinion, and speak in one voice on issues that affect Ayurvedic education.
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To respect and publish minority positions.
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To promote Ayurvedic education in the United States.
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To help ayurvedic professional educational schools feel supported.
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To host or promote programs for educational leaders that address a variety of topics relevant to education.
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To host or promote forums to share knowledge and educational strategies.
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To form an opinion, and speak in one voice on issues that affect Ayurvedic education.
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To respect and publish minority positions.
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To promote Ayurvedic education in the United States.
All Member Schools are in good standing with the National Association of Ayurvedic Schools and Colleges and at the time of our annual review, each school listed is licensed and follows the school operating standards of their State.
The Board of Directors are volunteers from the Ayurvedic School Community who are committed to supporting the National Association to fulfill its mission and realize its goals.
Director of the Ayurveda Academy of Integrative Wellness
support@DrLinaThakar.com
Director of the Ayurveda Academy of Integrative Wellness
support@DrLinaThakar.com
Director of the Joyful Belly School of Ayurveda.
john@joyfulbelly.com
Our members schools meet together monthly to discuss important issues that affect the delivery of Ayurvedic Education. To see the agenda for our next meeting. Please click the link below.
There are no agencies that regulate the delivery of Ayurvedic education beyond the State-Approval process at this time. There are several organizations / associations that give schools membership, or may use the term “recognized” to identify specific programs or institutions. Membership or recognition by these non-governmental, private organizations, is not required and does not offer the graduates of their programs any added legal basis for practice.
