| Buddhist psychology web page for Amida Trust training courses in Buddhist psychotherapy, Buddhist approaches to counselling, Engaged Buddhism, Applied Buddhist Psychology: course leaders David & Caroline Brazier. This web page is maintained by Amida Trust. Enquiries about counselling and psychotherapy training from a Buddhist perspective to courses@amidatrust.com. Also courses in Applied Buddhist Psychology, Fully Engaged Buddhism and Pureland Buddhism.Buddhist psychology web page for Amida Trust training courses in Buddhist psychotherapy, Buddhist approaches to counselling, Engaged Buddhism, Applied Buddhist Psychology: course leaders David & Caroline Brazier. This web page is maintained by Amida Trust. Enquiries about counselling and psychotherapy training from a Buddhist perspective to courses@amidatrust.com. Also courses in Applied Buddhist Psychology, Fully Engaged Buddhism and Pureland Buddhism.Buddhist psychology web page for Amida Trust training courses in Buddhist psychotherapy, Buddhist approaches to counselling, Engaged Buddhism, Applied Buddhist Psychology: course leaders David & Caroline Brazier. This web page is maintained by Amida Trust. Enquiries about counselling and psychotherapy training from a Buddhist perspective to courses@amidatrust.com. Also courses in Applied Buddhist Psychology, Fully Engaged Buddhism and Pureland Buddhism.Buddhist psychology web page for Amida Trust training courses in Buddhist psychotherapy, Buddhist approaches to counselling, Engaged Buddhism, Applied Buddhist Psychology: course leaders David & Caroline Brazier. This web page is maintained by Amida Trust. Enquiries about counselling and psychotherapy training from a Buddhist perspective to courses@amidatrust.com. Also courses in Applied Buddhist Psychology, Fully Engaged Buddhism and Pureland Buddhism.Buddhist psychology web page for Amida Trust training courses in Buddhist psychotherapy, Buddhist approaches to counselling, Engaged Buddhism, Applied Buddhist Psychology: course leaders David & Caroline Brazier. This web page is maintained by Amida Trust. Enquiries about counselling and psychotherapy training from a Buddhist perspective to courses@amidatrust.com. Also courses in Applied Buddhist Psychology, Fully Engaged Buddhism and Pureland Buddhism. |
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Buddhist Psychology offers an understanding of mental process that has developed over the past 2500 years. It offers the West an important new perspective on human interaction and mental process.
Amida Trust offers training programmes based on a practical understanding of Buddhist teaching and its application in therapeutic, humanitarian and social settings.
Amida Trust is a vibrant learning community, interested in broadening understanding between Buddhist groups and bringing Buddhist analysis to bear on current global issues. Besides offering a number of course programmes for professional and personal training, it also offers study and learning possibilities for full time trainees and for volunteers interested in engaged work.
This site offers information about the course programmes offered by Amida Trust and based on the writings of David and Caroline Brazier
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To save you time and postage we are offering information about Amida courses as PDFs that can be downloaded and printed on your own computer. Please read these materials and then feel free to contact us by phone or email to discuss and questions that remain. You will find supplementary information about our training and FAQs on this site. If you have trouble downloading, it may be because you do not have the latest version of Acrobat reader. Click here to update.
Course Prospectus (short and long courses plus details of general registration)
Course Prospectus: text only version (for faster download and printing)
Psychotherapy Training Programme Handbook
Counselling and Psychotherapy Course: application form
Somatic Therapy Leaflet
If you are unable to download any of these PDFs, if you live in the UK, you can order print copies by sending £5.00 per item to The Buddhist House, 12 Coventry Rd, Narborough LE19 2GR (if you live overseas, email us for help with getting course prospectuses)
The following training programmes are available
FOUNDATION CERTIFICATE IN COUNSELLING
ADVANCED CERTIFICATE IN COUNSELLING
DIPLOMA IN PSYCHOTHERAPY
CERTIFICATE IN APPLIED BUDDHIST PSYCHOLOGY
POST-QUALIFICATION CERTIFICATE IN BUDDHIST PSYCHOTHERAPY
POST-QUALIFICATION CERTIFICATE IN APPLIED SOMATIC THERAPY
Our psychotherapy training programme continues to offer training at a variety of levels. Students with no prior experience can enrol for the Foundation Certificate, and so continue to a full professional training, whilst qualified therapists can join the Post Qualifying Certificate. Those wishing to enrol can do so prior to any of the psychotherapy programme course blocks by completing the form below. Please allow time for us to request references. The Buddhist Psychology Distance Learning Programme forms part of the Advanced Certificate but may be taken as a stand-alone course. Intake for this is in October with enrolment available from June onwards
In addition to our training programmes, Amida Trust offers a limited number of volunteer placements in our volunteer project in Delhi. Anyone interested in volunteering should contact courses@amidatrust.com
If you have questions about the Amida courses that are not covered on this web site please contact us directly
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DAVID AND CAROLINE BRAZIER
Psychotherapy training courses are run by David and Caroline Brazier and other members of the Amida community. Both are authors of a number of books on Buddhism, psychology and related subjects. Their publications include:
Beyond Carl Rogers by David Brazier (1993, Constable Robinson)
Zen Therapy by David Brazier (1995, Constable Robinson)
The Feeling Buddha by David Brazier (1997, Constable Robinson)
The New Budhism by David Brazier (2001, Constable Robinson)
Buddhist Psychology by Caroline Brazier (2003, Constable Robinson)
Who Loves Dies Well by David Brazier (2007, O-Books)
The Other Buddhism by Caroline Brazier (2007, O-Books)
Guilt: an exploration by Caroline Brazier (2009, O-Books)
Listening to the Other by Caroline Brazier (2009, O-Books)
Love and its Disappointment by David Brazier (2009, O-Books)
Other-Centred Therapy by Caroline Brazier (2009, O-Books)
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