An on-line programme on Buddhist Psychology and its applications in therapy and in personal life. Please note that a commencement date has not yet been set for 2024 - to be announced.
The programme is delivered in four and a half semesters, sixteen six week units in total, each unit containing extensive material and related exercises via dedicated pages on this site only available to enrolled students.
In addition students can attend on-line seminars every two or three weeks and have access to staff for tutorials or consultation.
This is an up-dated version of a programme that has been running since the 1990s. Versions have also been run in the past in Spanish and Korean. The material is related to the work of Dr. Brazier in such books as Zen Therapy, The Feeling Buddha, Love and Its Disappointment and other publications.
The programme is independent but recommended by International Zen Therapy Institute and Global Sangha. The content is not limited to one school of Buddhism. The course is a presentation of fundamental Buddhist theory as psychology.
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study material: theoretical and stimulus material, mostly text, but also including audio and video items, is presented on dedicated web pages with associated experiential exercises for students to perform and report back on.
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co-operative learning - students see and comment on each other's work.
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seminars by zoom every two or three weeks led by staff with time for student inter-action.
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individual tutorials.
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peer learning and practice groups and pairings.
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on-line weekend workshops three times per year (January, june & October) with lectures, case presentation, experiential groupwork and topic discussions.
Pre-Entry: The next intake will be at a date to be fixed in 2024 when a suitable cohort of students are signed up. Students who book early may start to attend seminars from their date of enrolmen
Applications: Please send the following information: full name, date of birth, nationality, address, e-mail address, telephone, web page (if any), highest educational qualification, religious or spiritual affiliation (if any), details of experience with Buddhism or other spiritual tradition(s), details of experience with psychology or psychological therapy if any and in whatever capacity, reasons for interest in the course.
All Correspondence & Enquiries: Jisshas <jisshas@googlegroups.com>
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