Present with Suffering: Being with the Things That Hurt
Present with Suffering: Being with the Things That Hurt
Nigel Wellings is a psychoanalytic psychotherapist, teacher and author who
works within a broadly contemplative perspective. He has been engaged with the
relationship between psychotherapy and
Buddhism for the last forty years. His previous books include Nothing To
Lose: Psychotherapy, Buddhism and Living Life (with Elizabeth Wilde
McCormick), Why Can't I Meditate? How To Get Your
Mindfulness Practice On Track, and Dzogchen,
Who's Who & What's What in the Great Perfection. Elizabeth Wilde McCormick
has worked as a psychotherapist for over forty years
in both private and national health settings. She was, with Nigel Wellings, a
director of training at The Centre for Transpersonal Psychology and she is a
founder member and currently a trustee of the Association for Cognitive
Analytic Therapy. Liz is also a teacher, trainer and writer with a longstanding
interest in the interface between psychotherapy and mindfulness.
works within a broadly contemplative perspective. He has been engaged with the
relationship between psychotherapy and
Buddhism for the last forty years. His previous books include Nothing To
Lose: Psychotherapy, Buddhism and Living Life (with Elizabeth Wilde
McCormick), Why Can't I Meditate? How To Get Your
Mindfulness Practice On Track, and Dzogchen,
Who's Who & What's What in the Great Perfection. Elizabeth Wilde McCormick
has worked as a psychotherapist for over forty years
in both private and national health settings. She was, with Nigel Wellings, a
director of training at The Centre for Transpersonal Psychology and she is a
founder member and currently a trustee of the Association for Cognitive
Analytic Therapy. Liz is also a teacher, trainer and writer with a longstanding
interest in the interface between psychotherapy and mindfulness.
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Nigel Wellings is a psychoanalytic psychotherapist, teacher and author who
works within a broadly contemplative perspective. He has been engaged with the
relationship between psychotherapy and
Buddhism for the last forty years. His previous books include Nothing To
Lose: Psychotherapy, Buddhism and Living Life (with Elizabeth Wilde
McCormick), Why Can't I Meditate? How To Get Your
Mindfulness Practice On Track, and Dzogchen,
Who's Who & What's What in the Great Perfection. Elizabeth Wilde McCormick
has worked as a psychotherapist for over forty years
in both private and national health settings. She was, with Nigel Wellings, a
director of training at The Centre for Transpersonal Psychology and she is a
founder member and currently a trustee of the Association for Cognitive
Analytic Therapy. Liz is also a teacher, trainer and writer with a longstanding
interest in the interface between psychotherapy and mindfulness.
works within a broadly contemplative perspective. He has been engaged with the
relationship between psychotherapy and
Buddhism for the last forty years. His previous books include Nothing To
Lose: Psychotherapy, Buddhism and Living Life (with Elizabeth Wilde
McCormick), Why Can't I Meditate? How To Get Your
Mindfulness Practice On Track, and Dzogchen,
Who's Who & What's What in the Great Perfection. Elizabeth Wilde McCormick
has worked as a psychotherapist for over forty years
in both private and national health settings. She was, with Nigel Wellings, a
director of training at The Centre for Transpersonal Psychology and she is a
founder member and currently a trustee of the Association for Cognitive
Analytic Therapy. Liz is also a teacher, trainer and writer with a longstanding
interest in the interface between psychotherapy and mindfulness.
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