A full range of Ayurvedic treatments and Kalari Chikitsa

Recommended for: all sports injuries including martial arts, dance and yoga | musculoskeletal injuries and imbalances | acute and chronic pain | muscle and joint pain and stiffness | back, neck, shoulder and knee pain | frozen shoulder | sciatica | arthritis | plantar fasciitis | repetitive strain injuries.

(Kalari Foot Massage)

Chavutti Thirummal is from Kerala’s Kalaripayattu tradition. This ancient warrior massage was specially developed to increase flexibility, agility and strength.

Recommended for: athletes | martial artists | dancers | yoga practitioners | performing artists.

(Herbal Steam Therapy)

Bashpa Swedana is a traditional herbal steam therapy in Ayurveda. This treatment often follows a massage to further relax your body, reducing pain and stiffness. It also promotes the elimination of toxins through the sweat.

(Ayurvedic Oil Bath)

Pizhichil is an Ayurvedic oil bath. A constant, rhythmic stream of herbalised oil is squeezed and massaged over your body. It has a soothing and relaxing effect while also removing toxins from your body.

Recommended for: arthritis | musculoskeletal and neuromuscular pain | degeneration of the joints | muscle and joint pain and stiffness | people on a detoxification program.

Master Biju Nair is an experienced and qualified Ayurvedic practitioner and Panchakarma therapist, from Kerala in Southern India. He has provided treatments in Ayurvedic clinics, resorts and traditional centres in Kerala, Bangalore and Brisbane.

Apart from his formal Ayurvedic qualifications, Master Biju’s practical and hands-on approach to Ayurveda come from his traditional training. From the age of thirteen, he spent seven years training under his village’s traditional healer and martial arts master. He then went on to train and work under his Grandmaster through the Gurukula system for four years. In this Kerala tradition, the martial arts master is also the healer, treating the martial artists and the general public for their injuries and pain-related conditions.

Following this tradition, Master Biju specialises in traditional Indian medicine, including Ayurveda, for pain and injury management. With over 25 years of experience, he has treated thousands of people in Australia and India using these methods.

Dr Leny Prabhath is a highly qualified Ayurvedic Doctor from Kerala in southern India. She has studied Ayurveda for 8.5 years and ran her own outpatient clinic in Trivandrum, Kerala.

She has a Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery from University of Kerala, and a Postgraduate degree in Ayurvedic medicine making from Kerala University of Health Sciences.

She is available at Kalari Ayurveda Centre for Ayurvedic consultations, massage, therapies and Ayurvedic detox and rejuvenation programs.

Originally from Kerala, in Southern India, he is a qualified Ayurvedic and Panchakarma therapist through Arsha Yoga Vidya Peetam Trust in Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu.

Chithran has provided Ayurvedic therapies in large Ayurvedic hospitals, clinics and resorts in Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Bangalore, Pune, Singapore and Mauritius. As a Senior therapist, he has also trained and supervised many Ayurvedic therapists.

Flávia Bella is an Ayurvedic therapist and remedial massage therapist with over 10 years of experience.

She has worked in Ayurvedic centres in Australia and Brazil, specialising in Ayurvedic massage and therapies.

She has a Diploma in Ayurveda and has studied under Ayurvedic experts in India, Brazil and Australia.

Flávia is available at Kalari Ayurveda Centre for Ayurvedic therapies and remedial, deep tissue, sports and Ayurvedic massage.