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Buddhist Psychology ( third intake )



Dates (Thursdays)
Aug 5, 12, 19,26 Sept 2,9,16,23,30 Oct 7 (2004)

Class Times
7pm - 10pm

Course Fee
$450

To Register
Please call or email Annah Lee @ annahlee@brahmec.com.sg


Website :
http://www.brahmec.com

What Is In The Course?
This course will provide an understanding of the self-healing process to regain and maintain emotional health. A growing number of modern-day psychotherapists are incorporating Buddhist Psychology into their techniques, practice and lives. We will examine the reasons for this. This course is based on Buddhist psychology found in early Buddhism and meditation methods. It will cover the mind-body framework; the nature of blocked emotions; origin of sexuality; emotions and emotional self-defence, mindfulness, problems of religious cults and essential interpersonal skills to succeed in life. A wide range of background readings and notes on Early Buddhist Suttas on mind-healing will be provided. This is the first course of its kind in the region.

Course Syllabus
  • Healing Yourself. Buddhist psychotherapy as a way of life. Psychological aspects of Buddhism.
  • Minding the Body. The psycho-physical aggregates: the nature of the body-mind interaction.
  • Blocked Emotions. Overcoming mental hindrances: clearing mental clutter through self-examination.
  • Master-Minding. Overcoming distracting thoughts and thinking straight.
  • Dealing with Sexuality. suffering of men and the suffering of women.
  • The Art of Loving. Dealing with one's negative emotions and learning to love oneself.
  • Emotional Self-defence. Dealing with negative emotions. Psychological defence mechanisms
  • Just Looking. Dealing with one's deeper emotions through focus of mindfulness.
  • The Shadow of Religion. The problem of cults & cult figures. Charisma and self-empowerment.
  • The Middle of the Middle Way. Dealing with problems vs. people. Change as a healing process.

    Who Should Attend This Course?
    Teachers, supervisors, managers, care-givers, counsellors and anyone interested in healing one-self as well offering help to others in need of emotional support and counselling.

    Office:
    9 Lor 29 Geylang #04-02 Singapore 388065

    Training Facility:
    15 Lor 29 #05-01,
    Singapore 388069
    Phang Clan Association Building

    Phone 6745 5007
    Fax: 6842 6255
    Email: brahmec@singnet.com.sg



    All are welcome






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