Corporate Burnout Meets Its Match: Ayurveda & Naturopathy to the Rescue
Corporate Burnout Meets Its Match: Ayurveda & Naturopathy to the RescuePR

As India's corporate engines run at full throttle, a silent epidemic brews underneath—employee burnout. From long work hours and digital fatigue to emotional disengagement, the modern workplace has become a pressure cooker. In response, CGH Earth Experience Wellness has stepped forward with a revolutionary solution that blends ancient wisdom with modern work-life challenges: the Corporate Wellness Reboot Sabbatical.

This program, offered across CGH Earth's flagship wellness centers including Kalari Rasayana, Prakriti Shakti, and SwaSwara, draws from the therapeutic depths of Ayurveda and Naturopathy. The goal? To help professionals disconnect, detoxify, and rediscover personal equilibrium—away from the hustle.

With India's corporate wellness market expected to touch $4 billion by 2033 (IMARC), CGH Earth's initiative is timely and aligned with broader global wellness trends. The sabbaticals offer targeted therapies to address chronic stress, sleep deprivation, and even metabolic disorders—conditions that have seen a sharp rise post-pandemic.

Corporate Burnout Meets Its Match: Ayurveda & Naturopathy to the Rescue
Corporate Burnout Meets Its Match: Ayurveda & Naturopathy to the RescuePR

"Naturopathy restores vitality by balancing the body's natural rhythms," says Dr. Cijith Sreedhar, CMO, Prakriti Shakti.

"Ayurveda provides personalized healing based on one's dosha, enhancing both immunity and mental clarity," adds Dr. Harish Jouhar, Senior Physician at Kalari Rasayana.

With Gen Z and Millennials placing a premium on mental health and emotional well-being, such wellness models are no longer fringe luxuries—they're fast becoming essentials. CGH Earth's approach isn't about indulgence. It's about re-engineering how we define productivity, success, and health in the Indian workplace.

As the stress epidemic grows, so does the urgency for solutions that heal from within. And in that space, India's ancient medical systems may finally get the global recognition they deserve.