Lojong Center Centre Lojong
Bilingual individual and couple therapy grounded in Western and Buddhist psychology, alongside professional training and personal development in meditation and contemplative creative practice.
LOJONG Center - Centre LOJONG
The Lojong Center for Contemplative Creative Science offers contemplative creative therapy, professional training, and educational programs grounded in Buddhist-informed psychology and embodied practice.
We provide individual and couple therapy in English and French, as well as continuing education, workshops, and specialized courses for mental health professionals, healthcare providers, and contemplatives seeking to deepen their clinical and personal practice. ​
SPRING: APR 08 - 29, 2026​
from 4.00 PM to 6.00 PM EST
A 4-module online course exploring the cultural origins of mandalas and healing circles, and their integration into modern mental-health practice. Learn the Contemplative Circle Method (CCM), a CCS specialization for therapists, educators, and contemplative practitioners.
Now on Insight Timer
Meditation Practices​
These meditation tracks are available on the Insight Timer app under instructor Emma J.M. Ates. Rooted in Contemplative Creative Therapy (CCT), they offer a Buddhist-informed, clinically grounded approach to embodied awareness and emotional regulation. Available in both English and French.
Contemplative Creative Therapy:
Integrating Buddhist Psychology, Meditation,
and Embodied Creativity Methods in Clinical Practice
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The book emphasizes that contemplative creative therapy is not only a clinical model but a way of being. Ultimately, CCT invites individuals and practitioners to cultivate an embodied mind that is grounded, compassionate, flexible, and creatively alive.
Seeds of Presence
Discover the music and songs by Emaho Dryas, a collection of intentional, contemplative songs rooted in contemporary mindfulness, meditation, and embodied awareness, now available on APPLE MUSIC, SPOTIFY, DEEZER, AMAZON Music, and more. The songs become an active support for reflection, self-regulation, and inner cultivation.
