From March 18 to April 4, 2027, Laurence Briet, an Ayurveda practitioner with ten years of experience, will offer an eighteen-day immersion program in Kovalam, Kerala, India. Kovalam, located on the Arabian Sea, is a well-known destination in Kerala for its Ayurvedic centers, tropical climate, and environment suitable for rest and relaxation. According to Briet, who is also a Sorédienne, the program is designed to provide a pause for self-care, allowing participants to slow down and explore or deepen their understanding of Ayurveda, the traditional Indian medicine that focuses on balancing the body and mind through diet, lifestyle, and natural therapies. The stay includes a single room for privacy and relaxation, full Ayurvedic and vegetarian board with a diet tailored to Ayurvedic principles, round-trip taxi service from Trivandrum International Airport, an Ayurvedic consultation with Dr. Badran for personalized guidance, two Ayurvedic treatments per day based on individual needs, daily yoga classes, and a daily Ayurvedic treatment integrated into the program. These elements are designed to create a comprehensive and immersive experience that aligns with the core tenets of Ayurveda. Briet emphasized that the goal is to allow participants to fully commit to the experience without having to organize the various aspects of the stay. According to the principles of Ayurveda, the program aims to promote a better overall balance of the body and mind, support relaxation, digestion, and sleep, help manage fatigue and stress, raise awareness of eating habits and lifestyle, and support the body's natural elimination functions. These goals are achieved through a combination of personalized treatments, dietary plans, and mindfulness practices. Briet noted that the treatments, diet, plants, and therapies are traditionally adapted to each participant after consultation. She also clarified that this approach to well-being and traditional medicine does not replace necessary medical follow-up. Briet has been practicing Ayurveda for ten years, focusing on listening, personalized accompaniment, and the discovery of traditional practices. She stated that organizing this treatment in Kovalam is a way to introduce participants to the environment where this tradition of care plays a significant role in Kerala. The program offers participants an opportunity to step out of their daily lives, refocus, and experience Ayurveda in its original cultural setting. For more information, contact phone 06 60 22 53 53 or email brietlaurence@orange.fr.