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The candidate must be able to demonstrate essential knowledge required to effectively complete tasks outlined in elements and performance criteria of this unit, manage tasks and manage contingencies in the context of the work role. This includes knowledge of:
legal and ethical considerations (national and state/territory) for providing lifestyle advice:codes of conductduty of careinformed consentmandatory reportingpractitioner/client boundaries privacy, confidentiality and disclosurerecords managementwork role boundariesworking within scope of practicepresenting symptoms that require referral to a medical practitionerwork health and safetykey principles underpinning Ayurvedic lifestyle advice: panchamahabhouta theory and how it interacts within and outside the bodydosha theorygunas and their attributes agnimalasamaojasprakritivikritiAyurvedic counselling, psychology and spiritualityAyurvedic daily lifestyle routines dinacharya, ratricharya, rtucharya and vegadharan, Ayurvedic seasonal routines:six seasons in Ayurveda and correlation with geographical difference effects of different seasons on the body environment and human being shath rasa, predominant rasa in each rtu, accumulation, aggravation and pacification of doshas in various seasons eliminatory therapies and seasons transitional period between two seasons role of other lifestyle practices, their relevance for different client types, key aspects of how they are practised and how clients may access relevant services, including:yogameditationnecessity to take into consideration suggestions for the soul, mind, emotions and the body for every clientdetrimental effects of excessive rajasic and tamasic diet and lifestylevirudha aharanecessity to reconcile, forgive, practice compassion and to make necessary changes in diet and lifestyle