Online ayurvedic consultations

Adults interested in complementary approaches to wellbeing, often alongside their usual healthcare, who want advice without travelling.

A fee for each first consultation and a lower fee for follow-ups. Some practitioners add short packages of sessions or simple paid guides.

• Recognised Ayurvedic training
• Listening and clear explanation
• Careful record keeping
• Basic online booking and video tools

• Ayurveda is not a regulated profession in the UK, so clients rely on your training and insurance. Check what cover you need
• Advertising rules on health claims: avoid promising to cure conditions, and check the rules on cancer and other serious illnesses with the ASA
• Always tell clients to see their GP for serious or urgent symptoms and to keep taking prescribed medicines
• Client health records are personal data. Check your UK GDPR duties and whether you need to register with the ICO
• If you recommend herbs or supplements, check the rules on selling them before you do

Startup costs are estimated at typically around £1,000 to £5,000, depending on your training, insurance, booking and video tools, and how you set up your home consultation space.

Monthly revenue is estimated at typically around £300 to £2,500, depending on how many sessions you run and what you charge. These are estimates, not guaranteed earnings.

Ayurveda is not regulated in the UK, so check what insurance you need. Check ASA rules on health claims, avoid promising cures, tell clients to see their GP for serious symptoms, and check your UK GDPR and ICO duties.