10 – 14 Nights
Duration
€120.35 / night
From
Mandrem, North Goa
Location
Practitioner-designed
Wellness program
About This Program
Chronic poor sleep is a Vata-Pitta disturbance and a circadian rhythm, melatonin dysregulation, and hyperarousal disorder. This program systematically rebuilds the architecture of natural sleep. Ayurvedic Shirodhara and Jatamansi-Brahmi protocols calm the nervous system constitutionally. Naturopathic sleep-CBT, blue-light restriction, and magnesium repletion address the chronobiological and biochemical dimensions.
Who should attend
- Chronic insomnia — onset and maintenance
- Medication-dependent sleep
- Shift workers and jet-lag recovery
- Screen addiction and hyperarousal
- Anxiety-driven insomnia
- Menopausal sleep disruption
What's included
Everything below is part of your program. Therapies are chosen for you by the doctor at your arrival consultation.
Consultations
- Doctor Consultation
- Departure Consultation & Lifestyle Guidance
Therapies
- Daily 1 Major Ayurveda Therapy (60 mins)as recommended by the doctor during consultation
- Daily 1 Major Naturopathy Therapy (45–60 mins)as recommended by the doctor during consultation
- 1 Minor Therapy (30–45 mins)as recommended by the doctor in case required
Meals & nutrition
- Welcome Drink
- Breakfast
- Lunch
- Dinner
- Detox Juices / Fruits / Snacksas recommended by the doctor
Daily practice
- Morning Yoga
- Agnihotra (Monday / Wednesday / Saturday)
- Meditation & Pranayama
Experiences
- Recreational Activities / Wellness Talks / Cooking Classes
What you leave with
- Natural sleep onset without pharmaceutical aids
- Restorative REM and deep sleep restored
- Reduced nighttime waking and anxiety
- Melatonin rhythm re-established
- Healthy sleep hygiene routine anchored
- Long-term personalised sleep plan
Durations
Choose the length that suits you. Your total is calculated per night from the room, occupancy and dates you pick at booking.
| Duration |
|---|
| 10 nights |
| 14 nights |
Contraindications & notes
- Severe sleep apnea (CPAP required — consult physician)
- Active psychosis or mania
- Seizure disorder (modify protocols)
- Severe hypotension


