Discipline
Ayurvedic Medicine
Title
Ayurveda Therapist EMR
ZSR number
J708864
GLN number
7601009100567
Languages
German, English, Portuguese, Spanish
Recognition
EMR, ASCA, RME
In practice since
2020
Ana Vilar
Ayurveda Therapist EMR
Ayurveda therapist with over seven years of clinical experience, gained working alongside ayurvedic doctors in Switzerland and India. My approach combines classical ayurvedic applications with nutritional therapy, herbal recommendations and body treatments — precise, individualized plans built around your unique constitution and current state of health. I also bring a particular focus to women's health, accompanying clients through the different phases of life. Warm-hearted in approach, precise in execution, with recommendations that fit into daily life.
Career Path
- Master's degree in Ayurvedic Therapy, University of Barcelona
- Clinical training in classical ayurvedic applications and Panchakarma at Patanjali Ayurved College and Hospital, Haridwar, India
- Extensive clinical experience gained collaborating with ayurvedic doctors in Switzerland and India
- Pulse diagnosis training with Dr. Vasant Lad
- EMR recognition as complementary medicine therapist
- Long-standing yoga practitioner, integrating yoga and Ayurveda as complementary practices
- Ongoing continuing education and peer supervision
Specializations
Nutritional therapy
Women's health & hormones
Abhyanga & Shirodhara
Digestive issues
Stress regulation
Pregnancy & postpartum
Headaches
Sleep disorder
Seasonal allergies
What matters to me in my work
"What matters to me is seeing the person behind the symptoms. I believe the body has its own intelligence and that, with the right support, it has a natural capacity to find greater balance."
"I take the time to understand each person individually — their body, habits, lifestyle and what is happening in their life. I find it important that my patients understand why something is recommended. I want my recommendations to be meaningful, practical and possible to integrate into everyday life."
"For me, good therapy is not about following a perfect plan. It is about understanding your body, making thoughtful changes and finding a way of caring for yourself that you can truly sustain."