IATTM is an authentic spirit of Traditional Tibetan Medicine - our aim is to keep TTM alive and relevant to the modern world.
Practiced in the context of Western medicine, TTM is an indispensable complement to seekers of natural, holistic diagnosis and treatments.
TTM can be of great benefit to all today, and it is our desire to provide courses and training to the highest standard possible, as well as to provide accurate up-to-date information on TTM as it is currently practiced.
We currently promote a variety of TTM therapies, including the Ku Nye Therapy course
TTM, like many traditional Asian healing systems, treats the individual as a whole, rather than just the symptoms
While complementary to classical Indian Ayurveda and traditional Chinese Medicine, TTM has its own unique history and development rooted in the Tibetan landscape, indigenous culture, and the spirit of the Tibetan people.
One of the interesting features of TTM is that it can be practiced either as a secular healing system or as part of Buddhist philosophy.
It contains a comprehensive philosophy, cosmology, and system of subtle anatomy with associated spiritual practices. TTM encompasses a wealth of knowledge on anatomy and physiology, embryology, pathology, methods of diagnosis, and cure.
Essential to TTM is the knowledge of a huge herbal pharmacopeia, as well as a large body of external therapies which are little-known here.
TTM addresses the individual’s needs as a whole – body, mind, and spirit – in an integrated way, and with how the person interacts with their external environment.