Doshas, Emotional Intelligence & Understanding the Whole Person
September 6, 2026 | 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Lincoln, Nebraska
Investment: $300
Ayurveda is one of the oldest holistic health systems in the world, offering a powerful framework for understanding the mind–body connection, emotional patterns, and individual constitution. This course provides a clear, accessible introduction to Ayurvedic theory, with a strong focus on how this wisdom supports emotional intelligence, self-awareness, and compassionate care.
This is a lecture-based course, making it ideal for those who want a deep conceptual understanding without hands-on physical work.
In this full-day course, you will be introduced to the foundational principles of Ayurveda and how they apply to modern wellness, bodywork, and daily life.
Topics include:
An overview of Ayurvedic philosophy and origins
The three doshas — Vata, Pitta, and Kapha
Physical, emotional, and behavioral characteristics of each dosha
How doshic imbalance can show up emotionally and physically
Understanding individual constitution vs. current state
How Ayurveda supports emotional intelligence and empathy
How to apply Ayurvedic understanding when working with others
This course emphasizes observation, awareness, and understanding, not diagnosis or treatment protocols.
Ayurvedic theory helps you:
Better understand yourself and others
Recognize emotional and energetic patterns
Improve communication and relational awareness
Support nervous system regulation through understanding, not force
Add depth and context to hands-on or wellness work
Because this course is theory-based, it is well-suited for a wide range of people, including massage therapists, wellness practitioners, educators, caregivers, yoga teachers, and anyone interested in holistic health and emotional intelligence.
This course is taught by Meghann Lawrence, a massage therapist and educator with over 25 years of experience in the massage and wellness industry.
Meghann has practiced Ayurvedic-based treatments throughout her entire career, integrating Ayurvedic philosophy, doshic awareness, and emotional intelligence into hands-on work and client care. She has also trained Washington State massage schools on curriculum development, contributing to the education of future massage therapists and shaping foundational massage coursework.
Her teaching style is clear, grounded, and practical, making complex systems approachable and meaningful. Meghann is known for her ability to connect theory to real life — helping students not just learn concepts, but truly understand them.
Lecture-based learning
Thoughtful discussion and Q&A
Ideal for multiple professions and backgrounds
No hands-on physical requirements
This course is designed to expand perspective, deepen understanding, and provide tools you’ll use far beyond the classroom.
Date: September 6, 2026
Time: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Location: Lincoln, Nebraska
Investment: $300
This course is an excellent foundation for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of human nature, emotional intelligence, and holistic health philosophy.
Doshas, Emotional Intelligence & Understanding the Whole Person
September 6, 2026 | 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Lincoln, Nebraska
Investment: $300
Ayurveda is one of the oldest holistic health systems in the world, offering a powerful framework for understanding the mind–body connection, emotional patterns, and individual constitution. This course provides a clear, accessible introduction to Ayurvedic theory, with a strong focus on how this wisdom supports emotional intelligence, self-awareness, and compassionate care.
This is a lecture-based course, making it ideal for those who want a deep conceptual understanding without hands-on physical work.
In this full-day course, you will be introduced to the foundational principles of Ayurveda and how they apply to modern wellness, bodywork, and daily life.
Topics include:
An overview of Ayurvedic philosophy and origins
The three doshas — Vata, Pitta, and Kapha
Physical, emotional, and behavioral characteristics of each dosha
How doshic imbalance can show up emotionally and physically
Understanding individual constitution vs. current state
How Ayurveda supports emotional intelligence and empathy
How to apply Ayurvedic understanding when working with others
This course emphasizes observation, awareness, and understanding, not diagnosis or treatment protocols.
Ayurvedic theory helps you:
Better understand yourself and others
Recognize emotional and energetic patterns
Improve communication and relational awareness
Support nervous system regulation through understanding, not force
Add depth and context to hands-on or wellness work
Because this course is theory-based, it is well-suited for a wide range of people, including massage therapists, wellness practitioners, educators, caregivers, yoga teachers, and anyone interested in holistic health and emotional intelligence.
This course is taught by Meghann Lawrence, a massage therapist and educator with over 25 years of experience in the massage and wellness industry.
Meghann has practiced Ayurvedic-based treatments throughout her entire career, integrating Ayurvedic philosophy, doshic awareness, and emotional intelligence into hands-on work and client care. She has also trained Washington State massage schools on curriculum development, contributing to the education of future massage therapists and shaping foundational massage coursework.
Her teaching style is clear, grounded, and practical, making complex systems approachable and meaningful. Meghann is known for her ability to connect theory to real life — helping students not just learn concepts, but truly understand them.
Lecture-based learning
Thoughtful discussion and Q&A
Ideal for multiple professions and backgrounds
No hands-on physical requirements
This course is designed to expand perspective, deepen understanding, and provide tools you’ll use far beyond the classroom.
Date: September 6, 2026
Time: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Location: Lincoln, Nebraska
Investment: $300
This course is an excellent foundation for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of human nature, emotional intelligence, and holistic health philosophy.
