Psychology with a Buddhist Perspective
Szatmáry Ildikó (Szati)
Counseling Psychologist, Crisis Counselor, Lifestyle Advisor, Certified Teacher, Buddhist Teacher

She regularly holds individual sessions in cases of psychological or other life path disruptions:

Crisis, Decision-making Preparation: loss, grief, divorce, normative crises (life path), workplace issues, job search, existential crisis, spiritual blockage.
Health Psychology: psychosomatics, or what does your body and soul tell you? Lifestyle counseling.
Career Counseling: “quarter-life crisis”: starting a career, job change, job search, personality-aligned career correction, career orientation.
Coping: teaching stress management techniques, short relaxation.
Life Management Issues: personal life problems.
Or if you’re just curious, interested in the topic 🙂

Methods: cognitive techniques, stress management, conflict resolution, art therapy elements, relaxation, and other self-awareness development, even with the help of questionnaires.

In the first session, Szati can also provide information on how and where to go next in cases of greater blockage.

Registration:

The Study Office provides information about how to contact.

Szati about herself
I first became closely connected to Buddhism in 1983, learning from Dr. Ernő Hetényi for nearly 3 years. Then, from 1986, I attended lectures by Antal Dobosy, László Mireisz, and László Takács until 1992, and joined the Atama Community in 1988, from the very first session. In 1992, I became a founding member of the Dharma Gate Buddhist Church (Frei Ildikó). In my work and life, I try to apply and live by Buddhist principles, symbolically following the ideal of the “bodhisattva,” especially the principles of ahimsa and karuna. My practice mainly involves Vipassana and Zen meditation, and yoga.