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How Buddhist military chaplains can help military servicemen and servicewomen cope with the problems in their lives due to stress, pressure, anxiety, tension, trauma, hassle, worry, and PTSD
With the United States military actively engaged in long-term, sustained conflicts, the effects of those conflicts on the overall psychological and ... -
"Investigation (Dhamma-vicaya) practice of mindfulness program” as a balanced intervention to manage anxiety of the adolescent
Adolescence is a high-risk period for adolescents during which they experience mood fluctuations and anxiety. Relevant studies point to a need for ... -
Buddhist chaplains in the field : a panel
What's it like being a Chaplain right now in the midst of this global pandemic, or, as I keep saying--this disaster we are currently all ...
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Mindfulness for substance abuse recovery
Over the past two decades, mindfulness has gained massive popularity in clinical psychology. It has gone from being a fringe topic of research to be ... -
Mindful grounding and trauma
The qualitative research on this intervention involves therapists and their work with patients within the field of mental health, working with inner ... -
The three lotuses : knowledge, ethics, and compassion as a framework for the education of Buddhist clergy in the West
This study provides a framework for the education and training of Western Buddhist clergy revolving around Knowledge, Ethics, and Compassion with a ... -
Don't just sit there, do something : a theological interpretation of Buddha as political activist and peacemaker
Many U.S. Buddhist practices have become so focused on the individual that they over-emphasize self-salvation and healing. To a large degree, this has...