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In a world marked by increasing stress and emotional challenges, the integration of Buddhist concepts into professional psychology has gained significant traction.

Dr. Lee’s groundbreaking book, The Guide to Buddhist Counselling, introduces a theoretical orientation for counselling rooted in Early Buddhist teachings, offering mental health professionals with practical tools to navigate everyday struggles.

Join us for an insightful book talk with Dr. Kin Cheung (George) Lee, author of The Guide to Buddhist Counselling, as he explores how early Buddhist teachings can be applied in modern counselling practice.

• Understand the Roots of Suffering

Dr. Lee will introduce fundamental Buddhist concepts to enhance our understanding of human nature and the origins of suffering.

• Discover the “Note, Know, Choose” Model

He will present a comprehensive three-phase Buddhist counselling framework designed to cultivate stillness of mind, recognise the causes of suffering, and make skilful verbal, mental and behavioural actions at every moment.

• Gain Practical Insights

Using real-life case studies, Dr. Lee will illustrate how these methods effectively alleviate suffering and promote mental well-being in clients.

This book talk is ideal for:  Buddhist counsellors, Buddhist chaplains, counsellors, mental health professionals, and other interested individuals with insights on incorporating Buddhist teachings into their clinical practice.