The very first systematic work on Buddhist Psychotherapy integrating psychological, medical and psychosomatic knowledge of Western culture, including largely unknown Buddhist practices

This practical work offers instructions, inspiration and help for professionals in the fields of psychotherapy and counseling, as well as for a broad readership interested in psychotherapy, Buddhism, or human functioning and personal development in general.

Buddhist Psychotherapy (BPT) is a new form of therapy with deep roots, focusing on our positive human potential, on goals that are actually within our reach. Its impact reaches far beyond the relief from suffering and the promotion of healthy states of mind like happiness, compassion, love and joy.

For this purpose, BPT imparts precise insights and techniques for assisting you with overcoming avoidable suffering and coping with unavoidable one faster. The author presents techniques from the various modern therapeutic approaches, as well as known and beyond that, largely unknown Buddhist practices.

Buddhist Psychotherapy: A Guideline for Positive Changes, Matthias Ennenbach, Lotus Press, Paperback, 464 pages, 2016, $24.95

Dr. Mattthias Ennenbach was born in 1963. He finished his university study in Germany with Diploma in Psychology. After that he completed the Approval as Psychotherapist and Doctor in Medicine. The second Basis is his Trainings in Buddhist Philosophy & Practice. Matthias Ennenbach integrated both parts, the Psychotherapy and the non-religious buddhist Trainings, to the Buddhist Psychotherapy BPT. Now he has spent more than 25 years working in clinical facilities and his own practice, as well as holding workshops and trainings in the field of Buddhist Psychotherapy