Buddhist-Informed Psychotherapy Consultation Lab
A 12-Week Closed Cohort for Licensed Clinicians
A structured consultation space for licensed clinicians interested in integrating Buddhist psychology with rigorous, trauma-informed psychotherapeutic care.
This offering is designed for psychotherapists interested in exploring how Buddhist-informed perspectives may illuminate ethical, relational, and evidence-based psychotherapeutic care. It is especially suited for clinicians who feel drawn to Buddhist principles and wish to deepen their understanding so that these insights may thoughtfully inform the care they offer their clients.
Together, we explore how teachings such as The Eightfold Path, the Brahmaviharas, and ethical precepts, may illuminate clinical assessment, intervention, therapist stance, and relational presence.
This is not a religious study group, nor is it formal supervision. Rather, it is a clinically grounded consultation space for thoughtful integration, intellectual rigor, and shared inquiry. It is a space for curious and likeminded clinicians to gather and discuss these rich teachings, and how it may deepen their work with clients.
Session Structure
Brief conceptual framing exploring a contemplative principle and its potential clinical applications
Collaborative reflection on how these principles may inform psychotherapeutic care
Case presentations and consultation
Exploration of therapist embodiment and how contemplative practice shapes therapeutic presence and relationship
Considerations for trauma-informed and neurodivergence-affirming care
Discussion of how contemplative principles relate to and integrate with evidence-based modalities such as DBT and ACT
Themes May Include
The Precepts and ethical therapeutic care
How the Four Noble Truths can inform a therapist’s orientation to suffering
The Eightfold Path and treatment planning
Observing the Five Hindrances and Three Poisons in clinical presentations
Cultivating the Brahmaviharas to support clinical work and reduce burnout
The relationship between the Bodhisattva ideal and the role of the therapist
Recognizing and avoiding spiritual bypassing in clinical settings
While I offer structured framing and perspective drawn from my training and clinical experience, the depth of the group emerges through dialogue, case reflection, and collective discernment.
Who This Is For
This group is intended for independently licensed clinicians who:
Are grounded in evidence-based practice
Have interest in contemplative psychology
Seek deeper integration beyond surface-level mindfulness techniques
Value intellectual rigor alongside ethical reflection
Are committed to ongoing self-examination in their clinical work
Participants remain fully responsible for their own clinical decisions. This group does not replace supervision or legal/ethical consultation.
Commitment & Investment
12-week closed cohort
90-minute virtual meetings
Limited to 6 licensed clinicians
Application and brief alignment call required
Founding Cohort Offer
$105 per session billed monthly ($1,260 total)
or $1,150 if paid in full prior to the start of the cohort.
Future cohorts will be offered at a higher rate. Participants who join the founding cohort will retain this rate for future consultation cohorts as long as they remain active participants.
This cohort is convened twice annually.