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About
Stephen is a senior teacher in the Shambhala Buddhist Tradition, a Ph.D.
candidate in pastoral counseling, a hospice chaplain and a licensed counselor in
the state of Maryland (Lic. # LC4084). Stephen has been practicing meditation
and studying Buddhism since 1995. Stephen's psychotherapy practice specializes
in Buddhist Psychology, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Attachment &
Family Systems, Non-Violent Communication, and Focusing. Stephen also offers
workshops on topics of Buddhist Psychology, mindfulness and loving-kindness
practices, compassionate communication, and death and dying.
candidate in pastoral counseling, a hospice chaplain and a licensed counselor in
the state of Maryland (Lic. # LC4084). Stephen has been practicing meditation
and studying Buddhism since 1995. Stephen's psychotherapy practice specializes
in Buddhist Psychology, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Attachment &
Family Systems, Non-Violent Communication, and Focusing. Stephen also offers
workshops on topics of Buddhist Psychology, mindfulness and loving-kindness
practices, compassionate communication, and death and dying.
Stephen Clarke, M.S., LCPC
The Presence Project
Buddhist Psychotherapy & Workshops
Yeshe Clarke, LCSW-C, CT
Yeshe is a licensed clinical social worker and holds a Master's in Social Work from
New York University. She is Certified in Thanatology (CT), acknowledging
expertise in working with the dying and bereaved. Yeshe completed Karuna
Training, a three year course in Buddhist Psychology from the Upaya Institute.
She has been practicing and studying Buddhism and meditation since 1992 and is
a teacher in the Shambhala Buddhist Tradition. Yeshe specializes in Buddhist
Psychology, Grief and Loss, Attachment Theory, Expressive Therapies and
Client-Centered Psychotherapy. She offers workshops on topics of Buddhist
Psychology, compassionate communication, stress management, and grief and
loss.
New York University. She is Certified in Thanatology (CT), acknowledging
expertise in working with the dying and bereaved. Yeshe completed Karuna
Training, a three year course in Buddhist Psychology from the Upaya Institute.
She has been practicing and studying Buddhism and meditation since 1992 and is
a teacher in the Shambhala Buddhist Tradition. Yeshe specializes in Buddhist
Psychology, Grief and Loss, Attachment Theory, Expressive Therapies and
Client-Centered Psychotherapy. She offers workshops on topics of Buddhist
Psychology, compassionate communication, stress management, and grief and
loss.
