The journey into contemplative creative science and meditation-informed interventions is both profound and transformative. For mental health professionals, healthcare providers, and contemplative practitioners, finding training that bridges Western psychology and Buddhist wisdom can be challenging. The Lojong Center for Contemplative Creative Science offers a unique space where these worlds converge, providing specialized courses designed to deepen therapeutic skills and enri

Lorsque l’on apprend qu’une approche thérapeutique s’inspire des traditions bouddhistes, on peut se demander si elle implique d’adopter des croyances bouddhistes. Cette préoccupation est légitime : la thérapie doit respecter la vision du monde, la culture, les croyances, les doutes et la liberté de chaque personne de déterminer ce qui a du sens pour elle. La thérapie contemplative créative (CCT) ne demande pas d’adhérer à des croyances religieuses bouddhistes.

Many people hear that a therapy draws from Buddhist traditions and wonder whether they will be expected to adopt Buddhist beliefs. Contemplative Creative Therapy (CCT) does not require adherence to Buddhist religious beliefs. It is informed by both Buddhist and Western psychology and draws on contemplative methods developed to observe, understand, and train the embodied mind. These methods are adapted within a secular, inclusive, and clinically informed therapeutic framewor