The “Six Step” Programme Conducted by: Sakya Trinley Ling’s “Compassion In Action”

- A Tibetan Buddhist Psychotherapy Initiative

THE D & A “SIX STEP” PROGRAMME

We are looking for people who want their Recovery. “Recovery” is the language usually used in D & A treatment. Our programme focuses on a Rediscovery of one’s own nature.
We are not looking for converts to Buddhism. Tibetan Buddhism is more of a psychology and a philosophy than a religion. The psychological principles outlined in Tibetan Buddhism apply directly to one’s capacity to be in the “give and take” of relationships, the truth of our interdependence, and the wisdom needed for developing skillful,
compassionate relationships, with oneself and/or those you are in relationship with.

The essence of the Six Steps:
“Recovery Hinges On The Quality of Your Relationships”

Nine Week Group Programme :

Week 1-6: “The Six Steps” One Step Per Week

*Generosity
*Patience
*Moral Conduct
*Joyous Effort
*Wisdom
*Meditation

Week 7-9: The Making of a DVD.

The Making Of A DVD - Part of the group programme is the making of a DVD.

In the DVD participants talk about their experience of being in the Six Step Programme, what they have learned or discovered about themselves during the group process, and the relevance of the Six Steps in their lives. The making of the DVD, as part of the process, provides a more intense and personal involvement, crystalising and clarifying what each person is engaging in, and is a
lasting resource for participants to remind themselves of the important understandings or experiences gained in the group process.

Each participant is involved in the editing of the DVD during group time and receives a copy of the DVD.

Cost: $360.00 to be paid in full in advance. Concessions Available.

Follow up Groups, Retreats and Individual Psychotherapy also available.

If you would like to take part in the “Six Steps” Programme, or find out more about Tibetan Buddhist Psychotherapy…

Contact us

or ph: 0425 226 062

Sakya Trinley Ling is run by a group of Clinical Psychotherapists, some of whom have developed the niche of Tibetan Buddhist Psychotherapy, integrating Western Clinical Psychotherapy and Vajrayana/Mahayana Tibetan Buddhist teachings. Tibetan Buddhist Psychotherapy trainings, professional development programmes, and the Six Step Programme are run through the “Compassion in Action” arm of Sakya Trinley Ling.