APA Webinar ~ Ayurvedic Psychology and End-of-Life Care by Dr Shubham Kulkarni

Saturday 18th July 10 AM GMT+1

Online

Mental and emotional wellbeing are central to health at every stage of life, including during serious illness and the end-of-life journey. Ayurveda offers a unique understanding of the mind through the concepts of doshas, gunas, consciousness and the mind-body connection.

In this webinar, participants will explore Ayurvedic perspectives on psychological wellbeing and common emotional challenges such as stress, anxiety, depression and grief. The session will also examine the role of Ayurveda in palliative and end-of-life care, highlighting how it can support emotional, spiritual, and existential wellbeing during times of profound transition.

Drawing from clinical experience and case studies, Dr Shubham Kulkarni will demonstrate practical applications of Ayurvedic principles in mental health and end-of-life care. The webinar will also introduce Indian Music Therapy as a complementary approach and explore how music can be integrated with Ayurveda to enhance emotional balance, comfort, and quality of life.

About the Speaker

Dr Shubham Kulkarni, BAMS, MD (Ayurveda), is an Ayurvedic physician, educator, and international speaker specialising in Ayurvedic psychology, mental health, palliative and end-of-life care, and Indian Music Therapy. He has presented lectures, workshops, and training programs internationally, integrating classical Ayurvedic wisdom with contemporary approaches to holistic healthcare.

Dr Kulkarni's work focuses on the application of Ayurveda for emotional wellbeing, psychological health, chronic illness, and compassionate end-of-life support. He is particularly interested in the therapeutic use of Indian classical music as a complementary modality for healing, emotional regulation, and spiritual care. Through his teaching and clinical work, he seeks to bridge traditional Ayurvedic knowledge with modern healthcare needs, making these ancient principles accessible and relevant to contemporary audiences worldwide.

Accessing the webinar

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Video Recordings

Please note that you require a video recording of this webinar; you will need to purchase a separate video recording ticket via the Eventbrite page. All the video recording ticket holders will receive a copy of the video within 48 hours of the event. The live webinar ticket is only for a live event and does not include the recording.