Dr. Amaravathi Eraballi
She is an expert in physiotherapy (cardio-respiratory conditions) from 2007 with life time membership in IAP. Holding Ph.D. in Yoga and Life Sciences done research in post-operative cardiac patients. Experimentation is the best way of teaching and learning process with Dr. Amaravathi. Following the principles of NAAC, she developed the medical profession at university level in SVYASA, deemed to be university, Bengaluru. Stop not till the goal is reached, she is integrating both the professions and spreading the knowledge to the western countries along with Indians. Even the lockdown did not stop the journey for patients. She is available for critical health issues like Cancer, arthritis, radiculopathy, stress, etc. through online therapy classes.
Among many such strengths, she is here identified for revealing the powerful simple lifestyle program for post-operative coronary artery bypass graft (CABG) surgery patients after 5 years of follow-up under the guidance of eminent personal of yoga and sciences like Dr. HR. Nagendra, Dr. R. Nagarathna, founders of SVYASA, Bengaluru. She is from temple city of South India and founder of registered international yoga institute at spiritual place, Rishikesh, Uttarakhand. Her aim is to achieve spiritual health (Divine Humanity) through integration of knowledge from India to World level.
She is now ERYT 500 and YACEP under Yoga Alliance, USA conducting online workshops, treatments apart from advance pranayama, meditation and kriya techniques (ONLINE and offline after LOCKDOWN).
She got best Jury ward in Yogini awards, 2022. She got Yogini Award for Rishikesh zone. Lifetime member in Indian yoga Association (IYA). Presently additional associated with Rishikesh yogpeeth for Research activities on Pranayama. Apart from routine TTC and retreat programs, research programs are available for teachers. This new step allow every learner to explore the physiological changes with experiments. Make Yoga and Physiotherapy more professional for health and Spiritual paths.