8:00 a.m -6:00 p.m
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RMZ Ecoworld, Bellandur, Outer Ring Road
8:00 a.m -6:00 p.m
RMZ Ecoworld, Bellandur, Outer Ring Road
Dr. Chethana JM is an experienced Ayurveda physician who specializes in psychosomatic health through a trauma-informed, holistic approach. She understands that many chronic and complex physical conditions are deeply linked to unresolved emotional stress and psychological trauma, which can disrupt metabolism, weaken immunity, and create long-lasting imbalances. With deep empathy and clinical expertise, she integrates Ayurvedic knowledge, personalized nutrition plans, tailored herbal medicine, lifestyle modifications, and mind-body practices including meditation and her rich experience in teaching yoga. Her compassionate, patient-centred approach helps address both the root emotional causes and physical manifestations of illness.
14+ years
English, Kannada, and Hindi
INR 1500-2500 per session (10-20min).
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She understands that issues like fatigue, hormonal imbalances, digestive troubles, anxiety, and chronic pain often have deeper roots connected to the mind and emotions — not just the body, thus with particular expertise in managing stress-related and lifestyle disorders, chronic pain, and women's health issues. Her trauma-informed care is further supported by the use of mindfulness practices, meditation, and yogic techniques—helping individuals become more aware of their inner states and regulate both mind and body responses. This synergy between Ayurvedic wisdom and psychological insight forms the foundation of Dr. Chethana’s healing philosophy.
A key element of Dr. Chethana’s practice is her in-depth use of Prakruthi analysis—a core Ayurvedic method that involves identifying an individual's unique mind-body constitution (body type). By understanding a person's physical tendencies, emotional patterns, and behavioural traits, she is able to offer highly personalized care that addresses the root causes of disease rather than just the symptoms.
This individualized approach is especially effective in managing stress-related and lifestyle disorders, chronic pain, and women’s health issues, where psychological and emotional factors often play a significant role. By integrating Prakruthi-based diagnosis with tools from Counselling Psychology, she helps her patients understand how their constitution influences their response to stress, food, environment, and emotional challenges. This empowers them to make lifestyle changes that are in tune with their inherent nature.
Ayurvedic Treatment Modalities for Psychosomatic Conditions 1. Herbal Medicines- Herbs that support the nervous system, reduce stress, and balance doshas 2. Panchakarma (Detox Therapies)-Detoxification therapies to clear physical and mental toxins (Ama) 3. Satvavajaya Chikitsa (emotional counselling) 4. Rasayana (Rejuvenation Therapy)-Used to restore vitality and mental resilience, especially after stress-related disorders. 5. Yoga, mindfulness and Meditation 6. Diet and Lifestyle (Ahara & Vihara)-Lifestyle includes daily routines (Dinacharya), seasonal routines (Ritucharya), and stress management practices.
BAMS, MD (Ayu)
Diploma in Nutrition & Health Education (DNHE)
Certified in Counselling Psychology (CPCP)
Certified Yoga Instructor (YIC-SVYASA)
The Certified Clinical Trauma Specialist -Individual (CCTS-I) with the Trauma Institute International. (Pursuing- in progress)
Compassionate and Holistic approach: With deep empathy and clinical expertise, I integrate Ayurvedic therapies, personalized nutrition, herbal medicine, detoxification, and mind-body practices to address both the root emotional causes and physical symptoms. My compassionate, patient-centered care empowers individuals to heal deeply and restore harmony in body and mind. My mission is to guide people toward true balance and long-lasting wellness in a compassionate, supportive way.
Multifaceted expertise: With a strong foundation in Ayurveda and holistic healthcare over 14 years, I have extensive experience as a consultant physician in reputed Ayurveda hospitals and universities. My roles have included managing departments such as Nutrition and Dietetics, Lifestyle and Metabolic Disorders, and Medicine Preparation, where I developed clinical protocols aligned with quality standards. I have worked with diverse patient groups, particularly in managing Psychosomatic conditions and have led initiatives in Ayurvedic dietetics and lifestyle interventions.
Trauma informed- being trauma-informed places deep emphasis on the mind-body connection. Learning trauma therapy and mental health has added immense value to my practice, deepening my understanding of a whole-body and mind-centred approach to patient care.
Trained in Vipassana meditation and yoga: My knowledge of Vipassana meditation enables me to guide patients in cultivating greater self-awareness and emotional balance, which significantly supports their mental health and recovery. Additionally, I hold a certified qualification in yoga, allowing me to design and implement personalized yoga therapy sessions that complement Ayurvedic treatments, promote physical well-being, and reduce stress. This integrative approach has consistently helped my patients achieve improved psychosomatic health and overall wellness.
Comprehensive experience: My contributions extend to research and manuscript development, community health training programs for rural women, and delivering guest lectures and yoga sessions for academic and corporate audiences. I also regularly contribute health and wellness articles to a reputed bimonthly magazine and have actively participated in health camps and outreach programs.
Action and Commitment Therapy
Queer Affirmative Counseling Practice
Trauma informed care and practice
Narrative Therapy
Working with adults of childhood emotional abuse and neglect