HLTAYV005 — Provide advice on Ayurvedic nutrition
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133 assessable components: 3 elements (15 performance criteria), 4 performance evidence and 114 knowledge evidence requirements. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.
Elements & performance criteria
1 Develop nutritional recommendations
- 1.1Evaluate client assessment information and imbalances that may be addressed through nutritional changes or supplementation
- 1.2Identify presentations that fall outside scope of own practice and make appropriate referrals
- 1.3Determine Ayurvedic nutritional corrections suited to the client’s prakruti, vikruti, agni, ama and trigunnas
- 1.4Evaluate the influence of environmental factors on nutritional status
- 1.5Integrate cultural and lifestyle factors that affect individual clients
- 1.6Integrate Ayurvedic lifestyle corrections with nutritional recommendations
2 Offer Ayurvedic nutritional recommendations
- 2.1Provide clear information about recommendations, their rationale and underpinning Ayurvedic philosophy and framework to suit the individual client
- 2.2Use language and concepts the client understands
- 2.3Provide client with resources to support the recommendations, including advice on preparation and cooking of foods
- 2.4Discuss and agree on evaluation strategies
- 2.5Accurately document recommendations made
3 Follow up nutritional advice
- 3.1Review progress with the client based on previous advice and client feedback
- 3.2Identify and accurately record effects of previous advice
- 3.3Evaluate the need for change in advice, ongoing and/or additional nutritional adjustments
- 3.4Negotiate changes to the plan with the client to ensure optimal outcomes
Performance evidence
- performed the activities outlined in the performance criteria of this unit during a period of at least 200 hours of Ayurvedic lifestyle client consultation work
- prepared for and managed at least 25 different lifestyle sessions. Clients must include males and females from different stages of life
- provided nutritional advice appropriate to client needs according to the Ayurvedic framework
- interacted effectively with clients, providing clear, accurate and supportive information and guidance
Knowledge evidence
- legal and ethical considerations (national and state/territory) for nutritional advice:
- codes of conduct
- duty of care
- informed consent
- mandatory reporting
- practitioner/client boundaries
- privacy, confidentiality and disclosure
- records management
- work role boundaries
- working within scope of practice including limitations of nutritional advice to be provided
- presenting symptoms that require referral to a medical practitioner
- work health and safety
- role of Ayurvedic nutritional advice in lifestyle and preventative contexts
- ama, its causes, signs and symptoms
- basic principles of Ayurvedic nutrition:
- ahara vidhi vidhan
- panchamahabhuta (elemental composition of food)
- gunnas (properties of food)
- shath rasa, gunnas, virya, vipaka, prabhava
- triguna theory and its relationship to diet and nutrition
- tridosha theory in relation to diet and nutrition
- prapaka, vipaka (digestive processes)
- agnis and their role in transformation of nutrients
- function of fibre in the body
- Ayurvedic food classifications, categories and composition
- fruit
- vegetables
- dairy
- animal foods
- oils
- sweeteners
- nuts and seeds
- grains
- beans and legumes
- herbs and spices
- best utility of ahara
- gruels
- virudha ahara
- pratinidhi ahara
- ahara to suit various prakruti and vikruti
- features of herbs and spices used in Ayurvedic lifestyle consultation and their wellbeing benefits, including
- ajwain
- dadima
- dhanyaka
- ella
- haridra
- hingu
- ikshu
- jeeraka
- lasuna
- lavana
- lavanga
- maricha (pungent chilli/peppers)
- methika
- narikela
- nimbuka
- palandu
- patra
- rason
- shatapushpa
- sunthi/ adraka
- til
- tulasi
- twak
- yava
- features of other herbs used in Ayurveda, their safe use and their wellbeing benefits, including
- amalaki
- ajmoda
- alukam
- amra
- ashoka
- ashvagola/isabgol
- ashwagandha
- atasi
- bala
- bhringaraja
- bibhitaka
- bilva
- champaka
- chitraka
- draksha
- gokshura
- guggulu
- haritaki
- kharjura
- karpura
- kumari
- kutaja
- misreya
- mudga
- mushra
- nimba
- pippali
- punarnava
- rajika
- chandana
- shatavari
- shigru
- svarnapatri
- svetajirakatulasi
- ushira
- safed musali
- pippali
- yasthimadhu
- yava
- Ayurvedic herbal combinations for use in daily life, rasayana, and their safe use:
- avaleha lehyam
- pravahi
- chyawanprash
- ghritam
- kashayam
- choorana
- Ayurvedic cooking and food preparation techniques and variations to suit different vikruti and seasons
- rasa, guna, virya and vipaka, prabhava
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