Dr. Jaya
Experience: | 13 years |
Education: | Rajiv Gandhi University Of Health Sciences |
Academic degree: | Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery |
Area of specialization: | I am mostly working with Osteopathy and Chiropractic these days, trying to get the body back into its natural alignment and free up movement without cutting or any invasive stuff. A lot of my patients come in with chronic back pain, neck stiffness, postural troubles… sometimes after years of just managing it with meds. Manual therapy lets me see how even small corrections can change the way someone walks or sits or just feels in their own body.
Alongside that, I’m also a Certified Access Bars Practitioner and Reiki Practitioner – different from the structural work, but honestly it fits together better than people expect. Sometimes pain isn’t just physical tension, there’s a whole layer of energy patterns that can keep someone stuck. By mixing the physical correction with energy balancing, I aim for changes that actually last longer, not just a few days.
My goal’s simple, though maybe not easy – help someone move better, feel lighter, and get their body-mind to work together again. |
Achievements: | I am honestly still a bit surprised at times when I think about it… in 2023 I got named an Admirable Achiever by Kings Book of World Records – felt strange seeing my name there but also proud that my work in healthcare got noticed beyond just my clinic walls. Then in 2025, Webbing University in Ghana gave me the Best Osteopath Award, which was huge for me, not just for the title but for what it meant… that the way I practice, the focus on patient-centered osteopathic care, is actually making a difference. Those moments kinda push me to keep learning, keep refining my skills, and not get stuck in the same routines. |
I am Dr. Jaya, born and brought up in Kerala – the place where Ayurveda isn’t just medicine but part of daily life. For the past 13 years I’ve been working with authentic Ayurveda, mainly Panchakarma and gynaecological care, and honestly every patient is different, no “one-size” treatment works. I lean heavily on the classical Ayurvedic principles, but always adapt them to suit someone’s specific prakriti, health history, lifestyle.. even small habits that matter more than people realise. Yoga has been part of me even longer – over 18 yrs of learning and practice, plus TTC, ATTC, a Master’s in Yoga, and right now I’m in the middle of a PhD in the same. Yoga therapy just blends naturally into my Ayurvedic work… like helping with chronic pain, stress-related disorders, or recovery after Panchakarma, it fits without forcing it. Since 2020 I’ve been into chiropractic therapy too, and also completed a Master’s in Osteopathy – which, yeah, makes me Kerala’s first registered classical osteopath. The mix of Ayurveda, Yoga, Osteopathy, and Chiropractic works better than sticking to just one system, especially for musculoskeletal issues, women’s health concerns, and stubborn lifestyle diseases. Sometimes relief is faster, sometimes slower, but the depth of recovery feels different when it’s integrated this way. I also teach… maybe more than I planned at first. Workshops on osteopathy and chiropractic therapy happen pretty often – part of me just doesn’t want this knowledge to stay locked in one clinic. Right now I run The Mind-Body Clinic in Trivandrum. The goal there is simple, but not easy – bring together ancient wisdom and modern therapeutic methods in a way that actually helps someone feel better, not just temporarily, but in a way they can sustain. And yes, there’s still so much to learn, and that’s what keeps me going.
