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 COUNSELLING AND BUDDHISMThis is a piece I wrote in August 2012 Somebody showed me a piece of writing about how counselling and Buddhism relate to one another that… Started by David Brazier |
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Dec 29, 2019 Reply by David Brazier |
Dharma Based Person Centered ApproachA paper by Gisho Saiko on Dharma Based Person Centered Approach in Japan http://www5f.biglobe.ne.jp/~yamakaz/Dharma-based%20PCA(Saiko).pdf… Started by David Brazier |
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Dec 19, 2019 Reply by Jan Wizinowich |
 ITZI Newsletter November 2019Please click on ITZI Newsletter November 2019 for the latest news. Started by Susthama Kim |
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Nov 13, 2019 Reply by Jan Wizinowich |
THE WRONG EVIDENCEThere is a good deal of concern these days that psychotherapy should be “evidence based”. This has led to a neglect of, for instance, psych… Started by David Brazier |
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Oct 24, 2019 Reply by Juline Smit |
ONENESS AND DIFFERENCE IN PSYCHOTHERAPYSHARING: SOME INITIAL POINTS Recently I was involved in a discussion about “oneness”. Clearly, to some people in the Buddhist world, onene… Started by David Brazier |
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Oct 4, 2019 Reply by David Brazier |
THE THERAPEUTIC ELEMENTWhen I originally learnt psychotherapy, psychoanalysis was the dominant force and its arch foe was behaviourism. Freud had claimed to offe… Started by David Brazier |
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Sep 21, 2019 Reply by Juline Smit |
INSIDE VIEW, OUTSIDE VIEWThinking about psychotherapy I notice that there is an important distinction to be made about two different viewpoints or perspectives. Sim… Started by David Brazier |
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Sep 21, 2019 Reply by David Brazier |
ZEN THERAPY ABILITIESI could have called this ZT Skills, but I don’t like the idea of reducing therapy to a set of skills, as though you could build it up like… Started by David Brazier |
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Aug 26, 2019 Reply by Juline Smit |
SOME THOUGHTS ABOUT ZEN THERAPYBuddhist Psychology has what we in the West might call behavioural, cognitive, humanistic and analytical aspects all together in a single… Started by David Brazier |
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Aug 26, 2019 Reply by Juline Smit |
THE AIM OF BUDDHIST PSYCHOLOGYIn Buddhist psychology, the aim is somewhat different from most Western psychology. The latter aims to make the person self-assertive, self… Started by David Brazier |
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Vandaag is het veertien jaar geleden dat Gisho Saiko overleed. Sensei Saiko was de oprichter van Shinshu Counselling. Hij schreef een aantal boeken en presenteerde zijn ideeën op internationale conferenties en ook via zijn universiteit en boeddhistische organisaties in Japan. Hij verwees naar mijn werk in zijn boeken en toen ik Japan een paar maanden voor zijn dood bezocht, nam hij het op zich,…
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