Deborah Rozelle's guest appearances

Deborah Rozelle

The Mindful Cranks

WLTK-DB Talk Radio LLC

Schooled Thru Spirit with DeEtte Ranae

Kevin Killen

Lisa Williams

Victor Paruta

Missy Hart

Todd Bates

Karen Lee

Daniel Klaes

Dave Schrader

Patti Negri

Gordon Ellison

Michelle Prentiss

Natalie Jones

Leslie Sampson

Greg Bakun

Tina Conroy

OwlTail

This week, DeEtte welcomes Hypnotherapist Deborah Rozelle to the show.   They discuss the powers of hypnosis and what it can do to bring you a better life.

This week, DeEtte welcomes Hypnotherapist Deborah Rozelle to the show.   They discuss the powers of hypnosis and what it can do to bring you a better life.

Hypnotherapist Deborah Rozelle

This week, DeEtte welcomes Hypnotherapist Deborah Rozelle to the show.   They discuss the powers of hypnosis and what it can do to bring you a better life.  

This week, DeEtte welcomes Hypnotherapist Deborah Rozelle to the show.   They discuss the powers of hypnosis and what it can do to bring you a better life.

Schooled Thru Spirit -  Guest Deborah Rozelle

David Lewis

Dr. Deborah Rozelle is a clinical psychologist who trains widely on psychological trauma and its rela­tion to contemplative practice. She is co-director of the Jewel Heart Buddhist Chaplaincy Program, co-editor of  Mindfulness-Oriented Interventions for Trauma: Integrating Contemplative Practices, and was Senior Fellow for the Initiative for Transforming Trauma at Garrison Institute. She is a long-time Buddhist practitioner under the tutelage of the late Gelek Rimpoche. Dr. David Lewis is a student and independent researcher of western and eastern philosophical and psychological traditions. David is a retired computer scientist, mathematician and software development manager, and served on the faculty of Brown University, Cornell University and Ithaca College. He is a long-time Buddhist practitioner under the tutelage of the late Gelek Rimpoche. In this episode, Deborah and David begin by discussing their work with trauma and its relationship to contemplative practice. Our discussion examines mindfulness-based interventions (MBIs), comparing these psychological treatments to the fundamental tenets and ultimate goals of the Buddhadharma. Deborah and David employ a unique analogical methodology to compare key aspects of the MBIs and the Buddhadharma teachings and practices, focusing on commonly used terms as suffering (dukkha), impermanence, and no-self. Our discussion takes aim many of the claims put forth by Jon Kabat-Zinn – the MBSR (and other MBIs) embody the essence of the Dharma. This discussion is based on their chapter, "Mindfulness-Based Interventions: Clinical Psychology, Buddhadharma, or Both? A Wisdom Perspective," which was published in the  Handbook of Mindfulness: Culture, Context and Social Engagement (Springer, 2016).

Dr. Deborah Rozelle is a clinical psychologist who trains widely on psychological trauma and its rela­tion to contemplative practice. She is co-director of the <a href="https://www.jewelheart.org/jewel-heart-chaplaincy/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Jewel Heart Buddhist Chaplaincy Program,</a> co-editor of <a href="https://www.guilford.com/books/Mindfulness-Oriented-Interventions-for-Trauma/Follette-Briere-Rozelle-Hopper/9781462533848/reviews" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Mindfulness-Oriented Interventions for Trauma: Integrating Contemplative Practices</a>, and was Senior Fellow for the Initiative for Transforming Trauma at <a href="https://www.garrisoninstitute.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Garrison Institute</a>. She is a long-time Buddhist practitioner under the tutelage of the late Gelek Rimpoche. Dr. David Lewis is a student and independent researcher of western and eastern philosophical and psychological traditions. David is a retired computer scientist, mathematician and software development manager, and served on the faculty of Brown University, Cornell University and Ithaca College. He is a long-time Buddhist practitioner under the tutelage of the late Gelek Rimpoche. In this episode, Deborah and David begin by discussing their work with trauma and its relationship to contemplative practice. Our discussion examines mindfulness-based interventions (MBIs), comparing these psychological treatments to the fundamental tenets and ultimate goals of the Buddhadharma. Deborah and David employ a unique analogical methodology to compare key aspects of the MBIs and the Buddhadharma teachings and practices, focusing on commonly used terms as suffering (dukkha), impermanence, and no-self. Our discussion takes aim many of the claims put forth by Jon Kabat-Zinn – the MBSR (and other MBIs) embody the essence of the Dharma. This discussion is based on their chapter, "<a href="https://www.researchgate.net/publication/310461132_Mindfulness-Based_Interventions_Clinical_Psychology_Buddhadharma_or_Both_A_Wisdom_Perspective" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Mindfulness-Based Interventions: Clinical Psychology, Buddhadharma, or Both? A Wisdom Perspective</a>," which was published in the <a href="https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-3-319-44019-4_17" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Handbook of Mindfulness: Culture, Context and Social Engagement</a> (Springer, 2016).

Episode 12 - Deborah Rozelle & David Lewis