Buddhist Psychology

Buddhist Psychology

Learn More

Buddhist Psychology utilizes the advice and teachings of the Buddha to inform therapeutic methods such as somatic and transpersonal therapy by focusing on direct sensorial experience, awareness, subjectivity, mind, and consciousness often through the practice of mindfulness meditation.

Recent Books on Buddhist Psychology

See All Books

Love with a Healthy Ego

David Richo guides you on the path of generous love and shows how to build a healthy ego that is “just right”—not too big and not too weak—supporting you in being fully yourself and interacting with others in loving and effective ways.

Taught By: David Richo

Info & Registration

Five Audiobooks to Listen to This Spring

5 Audiobooks to Listen to this Spring This spring, immerse yourself in audiobooks designed to nourish your whole being. Overflow invites you to step out of overwhelm and into a life led by compas...

Radical Friendship as a Practice of Liberation

Radical Friendship by Kate Johnson For many of us, friendship is the soft place we land when the world is hard. For Kate Johnson, friendship is also a spiritual discipline and a technology, one t...

How to Respond to Evil

How to Respond to Evil An Excerpt from Sweeter Than Revenge by David Richo We open our discussion with a powerful statement from Father Pedro Arrupe, SJ, former head of the Jesuit order, in his ...