The Exhausting Project of Being Someone
Most of the suffering people bring into therapy is tangled up in the same project: the effort to be a coherent, stable, defensible self. What if the work is not to build a better one but to need less of one?
Most of the suffering people bring into therapy is tangled up in the same project: the effort to be a coherent, stable, defensible self. What if the work is not to build a better one but to need less of one?
Explore how viewing thoughts as a “sixth sense” can change your relationship with anxiety and self. Learn how mindfulness in therapy helps you observe your mind.
Explore the Buddhist concept of the Middle Path. Learn how this principle of balance can be a powerful therapeutic tool for navigating life’s extremes.
Learn how Buddhist psychology and mindfulness can help you find a “paradise of the moment,” offering peace and contentment even amidst life’s challenges.
Learn how the Buddhist concept of non-dualism offers a therapeutic path to healing “splitting” in personality patterns & black-and-white thinking in anxiety.
For those struggling with self-criticism, low self-esteem, perfectionism, or those seeking a kinder, more supportive inner relationship.
For individuals who struggle with emotional regulation, experience intense or overwhelming emotions (like anxiety, anger, sadness), or want to develop healthier ways to cope with their feelings.
For busy individuals looking for simple, accessible ways to reduce stress and incorporate mindfulness into their daily lives without needing lengthy formal meditation sessions.
For people interested in deepening their mindfulness or meditation practice, seeking stress reduction, self-discovery, or a more immersive contemplative experience.
Discover how Buddhist psychology can inform therapy.