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![Trust in the Other, Within and Without: Buddhism, Psychotherapy, and the Path of Compassion and Ease]()
How can you find ease in these uncertain and threatening times? In this retreat/workshop, Mark and Polly will introduce a framework for practicing mindfulness and chanting in order to increase trust, compassion and ease with self and other, especially during confusion and conflict.
![Professional Training in Real Dialogue & Dialogue Therapy - Winter Session 1]()
Join the founder of Dialogue Therapy™ and Real Dialogue™, Polly Young-Eisendrath, Ph.D. in acquiring the skills that will transform chronic, repetitive hostilities into open communication and mutual discovery.
![The Last Frontier: Loving our Opposite - Retreat @ Mercy By The Sea]()
Enhance your clinical work and learn about yourself and your relationships with Polly's expert guidance at The Frontier: Loving our Opposite retreat. As a respected psychologist and Jungian analyst, Polly will show you how to reconcile with your own contra-sexual complexes and develop compassion for others' otherness.
![Self Power and Other Power in Buddhism and Psychotherapy]()
What is the relationship between self power and other power, between conscious intention and receptivity to the unfolding of the depths of reality beyond dualistic mind? As psychology and psychotherapy are increasingly integrated with, or compared to, Buddhist practice, these questions loom even larger: What is the relationship between ego consciousness – or our sense of control – and what arises spontaneously from the depths of our being?
![Professional Training in Real Dialogue & Dialogue Therapy]()
Join the founder of Dialogue Therapy™ and Real Dialogue™, Polly Young-Eisendrath, Ph.D. in acquiring the skills that will transform chronic, repetitive hostilities into open communication and mutual discovery.
![Secular and Religious in Buddhism and Psychotherapy: A Half-Day Program]()
In this online half-day program on the Secular and Religious in Buddhism and Psychotherapy, Rev. Dr. Mark Unno, an ordained Shin Buddhist priest with a dual Pure Land and Zen Buddhist practice background and Professor of Buddhism at the University of Oregon; and Dr. Polly Young-Eisendrath, psychotherapist, author of twenty books, a therapist in Analytical Psychology, Mindfulness Teacher with many decades of experience in Tibetan, Zen, and Vipassana Buddhist practice, and creator of Dialogue Therapy and Real Dialogue, will offer a three part lecture-dialogue-practice experience.
