Tibetan
Buddhist Psychotherapy Overview:
These courses explore Tibetan Buddhist philosophical and
psychological viewpoints such as: self and no self,
relative and ultimate reality, dualism and non-dualism, the
causes of suffering and happiness, interdependent
origination, impermanence, compassion etc.
Western theoretical approaches to working with and
understanding: the therapeutic relationship and process,
the unconscious and dreams and the "sacred; with a focus on
Jungian analytical Psychology, Psychoanalysis , Humanistic
psychology, and existential Psychology are also examined.
This Theoretical exploration and integration of
psychohterapy and Tibetan Buddhism asissts the trainee
psychotherapist's ongoing potential for conscious
awareness; and ultimately to enhance the psychotherapist's
capacity to engage effectively in a therapeutic
relationship for the benefit of others.
Particular focus is given to what is different when Tibetan
Buddhism is a part of your life and you work as a
therapist?
How does having Tibetan Buddhist beliefs and practices
influence your work as a therapist and what your clients
receive whether they are buddhists or not?
These courses are designed for those with a passion for
professional therapeutic practice and Tibetan Buddhist
practice.
There are two levels of entry into Tibetan Buddhist
Psychotherapy Courses:
1.
Introduction to Tibetan Buddhist Psychotherapy
2. Tibetan Buddhist
Psychotherapy Postgraduate Training
Also available as Distance
Training Options
