Applied Buddhist Psychology 1: Entering the Stream
Applied Buddhist Psychology 1: Entering the Stream
The Applied Buddhist Psychology 1 workshop provides an introduction to Buddhist concepts and practices to help foster a sense of self-acceptance, inner peace, and belonging. Counseling professionals will find this course useful for working with their clients.
This course will:
• Offer an overview of some key Buddhist concepts with an emphasis on how they can be applied to healing psychological imbalance including the Three Jewels: Buddha, Dharma, Sangha, the Four Noble Truths, impermanence, interdependent arising, karma, refuge, and Buddha nature.
• Introduce samatha meditation techniques and support students in establishing themselves in regular practice
• Address questions that arise for students in meditation practice
You will find this workshop especially beneficial if you:
• Want support in establishing or maintaining a contemplative practice tested by tradition but not bound to it.
• Seek a new and powerful way of understanding your life path.
• Are familiar with Buddhist concepts, and understand them intellectually, but are not sure how to apply them in day-to-day situations.
• Have a meditation practice where you experience fuzziness about its aim.
Workshop Details:
Tuition: $325
Workshop Format: This is offered both as an in-person course and as a Distance Learning course. This class is also part of our On-Demand class series, which allows you to audit this course when you choose.
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Upcoming Workshops:
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Applied Buddhist Psychology 1: Entering the Stream (Hybrid)
Distance Learning, Berkeley , California |
Wed, September 18, 2024 - Wed, October 2, 2024 Days and Times May Vary |