Second annual Contemplative Psychology Intensive in Phuket

Kim RobertsApril 30, 2013Asia, Meditation, Psychology, Yogaashtanga yoga, compassion, learn to meditate, meditation, pilgrimage, psychology, retreat, thailand, yoga, yoga practice, yoga retreat

Getting ready for our second annual Contemplative Psychology Retreat Intensive this week at Amanpuri Villas in Phuket. It’s not at all a bad place to have a retreat.

Ten graduate students from The Chicago School of Professional Psychology will learn the foundations of Ashtanga yoga, shamatha sitting meditation, and practices of loving kindness and compassion, all with the view of applying these tools to the therapeutic process.

Though I think staying in such a gorgeous environment is itself therapy. I’m already healed.

Amanpuri villa

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4 thoughts on “Second annual Contemplative Psychology Intensive in Phuket”

Han F. de Wit says:

May 2, 2013 at 2:28 am

Dear friends,
Are you familiar with the seminal books on contemplative psychology written by Dr. Han F. de Wit and published at Duquesne University Press, Pittsburgh? Titels: “Contemplative Psychology” (1991) and “The spiritual Path; An introduction to the Psychology of the Spiritual Traditions” (1999).
The former was written at the Naropa University as a visiting professor.
Good luck with your program!

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Erin Rossello says:

May 8, 2013 at 3:41 pm

Thank you for an amazing week Kim!

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1. Kim Roberts says:
  
  May 9, 2013 at 7:12 pm
  
  It was my pleasure Erin! Truly! Enjoy the rest of your journey.
  
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