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Sustainable Caring
Wellness Group

6 Week Foundations of Buddhism
for Clinicians Course
Thursdays starting January 26th
7-8:30 PM PST
LIVE over ZOOM

Mindfulness and several other principles with Buddhist origins have been woven into modern day healthcare, especially in Mental Health.
Terms like Metta (loving-kindness), Vipassana (insight), Sati (mindfulness) etc., are commonly used. DBT, CBT and other modalities are heavily influenced by core Buddhist underpinnings.
For example, The Four Foundations of Mindfulness, as outlined in the Satipatthana Sutta have been instrumental in providing a framework for several hybrid modalities and secular courses.
In this course we offer an introduction to the major tenets that have now become part of western healthcare.
We will dive into:
- Origins
- Traditional uses
- How these teaching have been integrated
- Subtleties that may have been lost in translation
Expect to learn:
- Key Suttas (the primary text)
- Big picture- How do the pieces fit with each-other
- The difference between religious aspect of Buddhism
and Buddhist psychology
- A brief history of Buddhism in the west as it applies to healthcare
- Deepen your understanding of key elements
Dates and Time:
Thursday 7-8:30 PM PST Starting January 26th
LIVE OVER ZOOM
Thursday January 26th
Thursday February 2nd
Thursday February 9th
Thursday February 16th
Thursday February 23rd
Thursday March 2nd
Price: $149



Course Instructor

Cayce Howe is a Senior Dharma Teacher for InsightLA, an authorized teacher in the Theravada Buddhism Lineage and co-founder of Sustainble Caring.
Cayce has been studying and practicing meditation since the late 80's and lived at meditation centers for 6 years. He has been teaching for over a decade at mental health facilities, corporate environments, Universities, residential retreat centers and hospitals in the US and globally.
Cayce is also an author and co-host of the "More Happiness Less Suffering" Podcast.

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