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{{refimproveBLP |date=October 2012}} {{buddhism}}David Brazier is a British author and psychotherapist known for his writings on psychotherapy and Zen Buddhism. He is the leader of the Amida Order. Brazier describes himself as a "Buddhist priest, psychotherapist, social worker, and poet." Bibliography- Beyond Carl Rogers: Towards a Psychotherapy for the 21st Century. London : Constable (1993) {{ISBN|0-09-472610-8}}
- A Guide to Psychodrama. (out of print)
- Zen Therapy: Transcending the Sorrows of the Human Mind New York : John Wiley & Sons (1995) {{ISBN|0-471-19283-X}}
- The Feeling Buddha: A Buddhist Psychology of Character, Adversity and Passion (2002) {{ISBN|0-312-29509-X}}
- The New Buddhism New York, Palmer, (2002) {{ISBN|0-312-29518-9}}
- Who Loves Dies Well (2007) O Books {{ISBN|1-84694-045-1}} {{ISBN|978-1-84694-045-3}}
- Love and its Disappointment (2009) O Books
See alsoExternal links- Dharmavidya Web: A Buddhist life, Dr. Brazier's weblog
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