Zen student Kate Lawrence shares her thoughts on how to live more simply, and therefore peacefully. In her letter:
Four physicians and long-term meditators explain why both antidepressants can have an important role to play in treating depression.
Dispassionately observing what goes on in our mind is one of Buddhism’s central practices, a technique being used to work with mental health.
A forum on psychology and Buddhism. What they share, how they differ, and do we need both?
Are we just too dumb to be happy? Psychologist Daniel Gilbert reveals some of the common mental mistakes that defeat our search for happiness.
Buddhism and Psychotherapy Across Cultures: Essays on Theories and Practices and The Psychology of Buddhist Tantra reviewed by Mark Epstein.
John Baker says that group therapy can offer the insight, immediacy, and self-awareness that is the goal of Buddhist practice.
In measuring and prescribing human skills for a good life, lasting happiness requires that we carefully weigh the consequences of our actions.
Sylvia Boorstein on where safety is really found in a life with no guarantees.
Psychotherapy & Buddhism, according to pschyoteraphist Barry Magid.
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