AYURVEDIC WELLNESS CENTRE

Authentic Ayurvedic Care. Personalised for You.

Established in 2011, rooted in the timeless wisdom of Ayurveda. Experience personalised treatments, warm oil massages and detox therapies to restore balance to body and mind.

CLIENT STORIES

Reviews from Our Satisfied Customers

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I keep coming back! (10 years in) Hands down best Ayurvedic therapy and experience in Sydney! Shirodhara is pure meditative bliss and the massage beforehand is magic!

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Sophia Dc

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This place is incredible, it’s the perfect gift. It’s so calming and the people there are so lovely. Would 100% recommend!

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Geovanna Pazmino

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Dr Deepika was so supporting in my menopause journey. I was suffering with night sweats and she was able to alleviate them immediately. I am now off herbs and still no night sweats.

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Christine Nicholls

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Dr.Deepika is the best Ayurvedic doctor in Sydney. I wanted to thank Dr.Deepika for recommending lifestyle changes for my imbalances like adding ghee in the naval. I had a great experience ❤️ …

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AN ANCIENT PRACTICE FOR MODERN LIVING

Understanding Ayurveda, the Science of Holistic Healing

Ayurveda is a complete system of natural medicine that treats the whole person, not just symptoms. It began in India over 3,000 years ago and was recorded in Sanskrit texts including the Charaka Samhita and the Sushruta Samhita. These texts describe three doshas: Vata, Pitta and Kapha. They are the energies that shape your constitution, and illness begins when they fall out of balance.

Some treatments start with a consultation to identify your dosha and what caused the imbalance. From there, our licensed practitioners build a personalised plan covering your diet, herbal medicine, Ayurvedic massage and daily routine. Ayurveda works alongside your existing medical care, never instead of it.

Conditions Ayurveda can help with:

Stress
Anxiety
Sleep
Fatigue
Gut Health
Women's Health
Chronic Pain
Understanding Ayurveda - Homepage
WHAT WE OFFER

Ayurvedic Massages and Treatments Offered

Our experienced practitioners combine compassion and expertise to create a space where healing feels natural and unhurried. We offer an authentic, personalised approach to health and wellbeing.

We start by listening. Our qualified Ayurvedic doctors ask about your sleep, digestion, energy and stress, then create a treatment plan that fits your life.

A soothing head-to-toe massage with warm herbal oils. It improves circulation, leaves your skin soft and nourished, and releases tension in your body.

Our signature Ayurvedic treatment is for anyone worn down by constant stress. You receive warm herbal oils and a calming touch; no rush, no talking. Most people drift off partway through and wake up reset.

It starts with a relaxing head and full-body massage, followed by Kizhi therapy where warm herbal pouches infused with 18 therapeutic herbs are gently pressed into sore spots.

Reconnect with your partner while rejuvenating your mind and body. Couple's receive a foot soak, a head massage and a full-body massage side by side.

Panchakarma is a deeper cleanse personalised to you that clears toxins building up in your body. Only our Ayurvedic doctors can prescribe it after a consultation.

DOSHA QUIZ

What is Your Dosha?

According to Ayurveda, Doshas are energy patterns that flow around our bodies, governing our mood, thinking and behaviour. Answer a simple quiz through the link below to know your Dosha.

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Dr. Deepika Kaushal

B.A.M.S., M.D.

OUR TEAM

Meet Our Ayurvedic Doctors

Our Ayurvedic doctors hold a Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery and have spent years applying traditional Ayurvedic treatments to modern lifestyles. Instead of quieting symptoms, our qualified practitioners sit with you to find what is actually causing them.

Australasian Association of Ayurveda Member
IABCA Accredited
Dr. Taruna Yadav

Dr. Taruna Yadav

B.A.M.S.

OUR UNIQUE VALUE PROPOSITION

Why Choose Ayurvedic Wellness Centre?

Since 2011, the Sydney community has trusted us for authentic Ayurvedic massages. Countless clients have come through our doors over fifteen years, and the 5-star reviews they leave online prove what they found here: long-term wellness, not just relief today.

Here are just some of the reasons why people keep coming back to Ayurvedic Wellness Centre.

Licensed Ayurvedic Doctors

A qualified M.D. doctor guides every treatment, and they work alongside your GP, never against them. You see the same practitioner each time, so your history is known without repeating it.

Personalised Treatment Programs

Our treatments are not a one-off session. A single massage feels good for a day. Our program gives your body something to build on well after you leave the room.

Adapted for Australian Life

We apply classical Ayurvedic massages to the conditions you live in. Your personalised treatment accounts for Australian summers, wet autumns and the pollen that arrives with spring.

Convenient Location in Bondi

Our sanctuary is a short walk from Bondi Junction station with convenient parking if you drive. Our rooms remain quiet and calm, and our opening hours fit around your working week.

BEGIN YOUR JOURNEY

Heal Your Body and Mind with Traditional Ayurvedic Massages

Experience a complete range of authentic Ayurveda therapies in Bondi, Sydney.

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WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW

Frequently Asked Questions

How is Ayurvedic massage different from remedial massage and reflexology?
Ayurvedic massage is more nurturing and oil-focused, while the other two focus on specific areas. Remedial massage targets one problem area with firmer techniques reaching deeper muscle layers. Reflexology concentrates on your feet or hands, where practitioners press set points linked to systems elsewhere in your body.
 
An Ayurvedic massage also uses generous amounts of warm herbal oil applied in flowing, rhythmic strokes that follow an Ayurvedic approach to balancing your body and nervous system.
A dosha is one of three functional energies in Ayurvedic theory: vata, pitta and kapha. Ayurveda describes you as a unique blend of all three, called your prakriti or constitution. These are traditional ideas, not biomedical measurements.
 
But no, you do not need to know your dosha before booking an Ayurvedic massage. Your therapist assesses it during your consultation by asking about your body, digestion, sleep and temperament. Our therapist chooses a suitable oil for you from the form you complete before your treatment. If you have ongoing health concerns or want a more clinical treatment plan, we recommend an Ayurvedic doctor’s consultation first.
Ayurvedic massage is generally safe for healthy adults when performed by a trained therapist. However, no single package suits everyone. Some treatments involve extensive oil, heat, strong exfoliation or Shirodhara. Read the inclusions carefully before booking and complete our form honestly.
 
Please speak with us first before booking if any of these apply to you:
  • A heart or kidney condition, or any history of clots
  • A tendency to bleed or bruise easily
  • Fragile bones or nerve damage
  • Broken, burned or infected skin
  • Ongoing cancer care or recovery from recent surgery
  • A current pregnancy
For full-body Ayurvedic massages, you undress only to your comfort level and remain draped throughout. You can keep your underwear on. Our therapist explains each stage first and only uncovers the area being treated.
 
Oil can mark fabric, so wear dark clothing for the trip home. Let your therapist know if anything feels uncomfortable.
We choose warm herbal oils according to the treatment and your needs. It can be a sesame oil base infused with traditional herbs. Your therapist may also choose coconut, sunflower or almond oil to suit your constitution and the season.
 
Please disclose sesame or nut allergies, sensitive skin or any previous reactions before your appointment. We can conduct a patch test and use an alternative oil whenever you need one.
Yes, but eat lightly. Wait roughly 60 to 90 minutes after a snack or light meal. After a large meal, wait closer to two or three hours. Arrive hydrated and at least 10 minutes early.
 
Please skip perfume and heavy body lotion on the day. Strong scents clash with the herbal oils, and lotion prevents the oil from spreading evenly.
After your Ayurvedic massage, you relax in our meditation room with a complimentary tea. You may feel drowsy, so allow some buffer time before driving.
 
You can return to work, although your hair and skin may still feel oily. If possible, book a late session so you can rest at home afterward.
Yes. Ayurvedic Wellness Centre has a private shower with towels and toiletries for you to use straight after your session. Traditional practice is to relax for a little while first, then wash the oil off under warm water.
Book your Ayurvedic massage by calling us at +61 410 315 465 or through our Fresha page. Our clinic is located at 1 Bondi Road, Bondi Junction, a short trip from Bondi Junction train station.
 
So the next time you search “Ayurveda near me”, you will know where to find a calm, oil-warmed hour made just for you.
 
You can cancel or reschedule your Ayurvedic massage by giving us at least 24 hours’ notice before your appointment. Please note that we don’t offer cash refunds on any treatment.
 
If you cancel with less than 24 hours’ notice, the appointment fee still applies. We may hold that amount as store credit for six months, after which it is forfeited. The minimum late cancellation fee for massage is $175 per person, which matches our one-hour massage price, or $350 for couples. Missed appointments without notice are charged in full and are not refundable.
 
Detox and rejuvenation programs follow a separate policy, and your booking is confirmed once you pay a non-refundable 50% deposit. If you cancel at least 72 hours before your first session, that deposit becomes store credit valid for six months. With less notice, the deposit still converts to credit, but a $600 cancellation fee may also apply. Once your program begins, refunds are no longer available because of the preparation and materials involved.