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K.J.Gergen & F.Koshikawa (Eds.).
Horizons in Buddhist Psychology: Practice,
Research & Theory. Chagrin Falls,
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(2006). Personal Growth in and beyond
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11(1&2). 6-19
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(2006). Putting the "P's"
Back in Psychology: Philosophy, Personal
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Body (25th Anniversary issue),
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Minding the Mind’s Business. The
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Role of responsibility in Daseinsanalysis
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_________
Buddhism and psychotherapy—
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symbiotic relationship.
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Congress of Psychotherapy & the
Third International Conference of the
Asian Federation of Psychotherapy. Tokyo, Japan. August 2006.
_________Medard Boss’s dialogue with Heidegger, Freud,
Sartre, Buddha and Jung: On being authentic.
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Association 113h Annual Convention.
Washington,
D.C.
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_________Putting the P’s back into psychology:
philosophy, people, personal
growth. Paper presented
at the American Psychological Association
113th Annual Convention. Washington
D.C.
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_________Dhamma in psychotherapy: augmenting cognitive-behavioural therapy with Buddhist philosophy.
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Congress of Cognitive Psychotherapy,
Goteborg, Sweden,
June 2005.
_________Dialogue with Heidegger, Freud, Sartre and
Buddha—On being human.
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Association 112th Annual Convention.
Honolulu, Hawaii,
August 2004.
_________Personal growth in and beyond therapy.
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Association 112th Annual Convention.
Honolulu,
Hawaii,
August 2004.
_________Buddhism and psychotherapy: Experiencing
and releasing dis-ease.
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on Constructivism. Bari,
Italy,
June 2003.
__________Buddha, Being and the Black
Forest. Paper
presented at the American Psychological
Association 111th Annual Convention.
Toronto, Canada,
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Association 111th Annual Convention.
Toronto,
Canada,
August 2003.
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room. Paper presented at
the American Psychological Association
109th Annual Convention. San Francisco, August 2001.
__________Compassion and responsibility: Another view
for the millennium. Paper
presented at the American Psychological
Association 108th Annual Convention.
Washington, August 2000.
_________Exploring responsibility in Buddhist psychology
& existential analysis.
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Psychotherapy Conference. Sydney, November 2000.
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psychology: A comparative analysis.
Paper presented at the American Psychological
Association 107th Annual Convention.
Boston,
August, 1999.
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and Buddhist perspectives.
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San Francisco.
August 1998.
