Exclusive Services
With experts specializing in Ayurveda, Bach Flower Therapy, Yoga Therapy, Accu-pressure, Marma Chikitsa, Cranio-Sacral Therapy and Posture Correction, we offer consultation for treatment and management of all physical, mental, and emotional ailments.
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Bach Flower Therapy
Found and developed by Dr. Edward Bach, Bach Flower Therapy is an extremely sophisticated and customized treatment, that tailors medicine based on the emotional outlook of each individual.
It is an extremely powerful remedy to deal with all kinds of acute and chronic pains, lifestyle disorders, substance abuse and addictions, post-operative recovery, and supporting treatment and management of critical illnesses and psychological issues.
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With the ease of a video-call consultation, and medicines delivered right yo your doorstep, it is the most accessible therapy we offer.
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Biodynamic Cranio-Sacral Therapy
A somatic, trauma-informed therapy, BCST is a gentle, and non-invasive method to regain the ideal possible homeostasis which helps with resolving conditioned patterns of body and mind.
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It involves a 1-1 in-person session that lasts for 45-60 minutes. At Arnavh, we integrate reflexology and breathing practices with BCST as and when required to increase efficacy and impact of the session.
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Yoga Therapy
Every healing plan must treat a human being as a whole instead of segregating body, mind, and emotions. Yoga Therapy includes targeted postures, breathwork, and meditation which are scientifically proven techniques in relieving pains, correcting posture, building strength, and regaining vigor.
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We offer tailored yoga therapy sessions delivered live online.
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Marma Chikitsa
One of the oldest therapies developed by homosapiens, Marma Chikitsa deals with 108 marma points located over the body. Marma Chikitsa is extremely effective for healing, and bringing in new health in the body.
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Similar to BCST in approach and yet different in application, a Marma Chikitsa session lasts 45-60 minutes and is delivered 1-1 and in-person.
