Pratichi Mathur
Ayurvedic practitioner and founder/owner of Ganesha Institute, Los Altos, California

Pratichi Mathur is a renowned Ayurvedic practitioner and founder/owner of Ganesha Institute in Los Altos, California. As a native of India and fourth-generation Vedantist, Pratichi's mission is to share the healing wisdom of Ayruveda internationally. Pratichi received her training under Dr. P.H. Kulkarmi, In addition, she completed postgraduate studies in Ayurveda and Pancha Karma at the Ayurveda Academy in India.

Pratichi has gained a sizable following through participation at numerous speaking engagements, radio talk shows, television interviews, and as an author of several research papers and articles appearing in popular health and lifestyle periodicals.

Pratichi is an active member of several Ayurvedic research and advisory committees and boards, in both India and in the United States. Pratichi serves on the Board of Directors of the California Association of Ayurvedic Medicine. She is also member Academic Council and the International Propagation Committee of the Ayurveda Academy; the Research Advisory Committee of the Ayurveda Research Institute; Pratichi is also on the Editorial Board of Deerghayu International, an in depth Ayurvedic publication.

Pratichi Mathur offers traditional Ayurvedic therapy and education. Her style of treatment remains classic, based upon Ayurvedic texts and ancient modalities. The Ganesha Institute was created to offer a full range of authentic services in Ayurveda. It is Pratichi's vision that her clients be able to access true and classic Ayurveda.

"Pratichi Mathur is one of the best Ayurvedic practitioner in America today. Her treatment style is gentle, yet effective, applying Ayurvedic therapies that few people today are trained to give. Pratichi is also an excellent teacher, and makes the principle of practice of Ayurveda easy to understand in modern living circumstances."

Dr. David Frawley (Vama Deva Shastri) Author Ayurvedic healing, Ayurveda and the Mind, etc. New Mexico