Healing: Buddhist and Psychotherapy Perspectives
Presented by Dr Eng-Kong Tan and Dr Nadine Levy
4 June 2025
12.30-2pm (AEDT)
This event will be held online via zoom. Zoom links will be sent out the day prior to the event
Dr Nadine Levy, Head of Health and Social Wellbeing, and Dr Eng-Kong Tan lead this fascinating discussion on the intersection of Buddhist wisdom and psychotherapy to heal psychological pain and trauma.
Drawing on decades of his clinical practice and experiences, Dr Eng-Kong Tan will share the ways in which mindfulness, compassion and contemplative traditions align with modern therapeutic insights to support deep psychological healing.
This conversation is for practitioners, seekers and anyone curious about the transformative power of Buddhist and psychotherapeutic approaches to well-being.
About the Presenter:
Dr Eng-Kong Tan is a medical doctor, consultant psychiatrist and analytic psychotherapist. He is the Founder and Chairman of the Metta Clinic and was the Founder President of the Australian Association of Buddhist Counsellors and Psychotherapists (AABCAP). He has presented keynote addresses, workshops, seminars on Spirituality, Buddhism, Mindfulness and Psychotherapy in Australia and Asia.
Dr Nadine Levy is the Head of Health and Social Wellbeing at Nan Tien Institute. She holds a PhD in Sociology, and Honors degrees in both law and gender studies. Her research investigates women’s lived experience across a range of social sites, including health therapeutic landscapes and spiritual movements.
Tickets are free; however, registrations are essential.