Past Events › Classes, Workshops, and Retreats

Join us for the second conversation in this free webinar series with NYZC Contemplative Medicine Fellowship visiting faculty member Judson Brewer, MD, PhD, acclaimed neuroscientist, and bestselling author.

Lab/Shul and NYZC invite you to a shared experience of sacred space and time, harmonizing Jewish and Zen traditions in the celebration of Sabbath spirit.

Lab/Shul and NYZC invite you to a shared experience of sacred space and time, harmonizing Jewish and Zen traditions in the celebration of Sabbath spirit.

This group meets once a week on Tuesdays. Sharing your experience with others who are also grieving can be of tremendous support.

Join Alexandra Vassilaros for a 4-week journey in writing and compassionate community building, offering tools for continued emotional health and balance.

Dan Harris, New York Times bestselling author of 10% Happier, and Bianca Harris, MD, are going on a double date with Chodo Sensei and Koshin Sensei! Join these New York Zen Center Contemplative Medicine Fellowship faculty members and dear
friends as they talk humor, love, change, and what matters most in relationships.

Coping with the loss of a pet can present a wide range of difficult and unexpected emotions including, shock, disbelief, and profound sadness. Many pet owners consider the relationship between themselves and their pet to be one that provides unconditional love and emotional support.

This group will meet once a week on Thursdays for eight weeks to share the experience of grieving with others, allowing for an intimate and transformative understanding of community.

Lab/Shul and NYZC invite you to a shared experience of sacred space and time, harmonizing Jewish and Zen traditions in the celebration of Sabbath spirit.

Join Koshin Sensei as he discusses his new book, Untangled, with the Zen Center of Los Angeles sangha.

Mizuko Kuyo is a Buddhist ceremony to acknowledge the loss of those who have experienced a miscarriage, a stillbirth, or an abortion.

In this free webinar, Koshin Sensei and educator, editor, and director of programs at the Chaplaincy Innovation Lab, Dr. Michael Skaggs, will discuss Koshin's new book and how this journey of untangling intra- and interpersonal suffering relates to the core aspirations and activities of those in caregiving partnerships.

Join us Monday, June 5th, for this free, online information session about the Contemplative Medicine Fellowship — a twelve-month training for physicians, advanced practice registered nurses (NP & CNM), and physician assistants who want to lead change in the culture of care.

New York Zen Center for Contemplative Care's twelve month training for physicians, nurse practitioners and physicians assistants who want to transform their role as clinicians and lead change in the culture of care.

Join us for this free, online information session about the Foundations in Contemplative Care program — a nine-month training program in spiritual caregiving — now available online or in person.

Foundations in Contemplative Care is a comprehensive course of study providing an introduction to care from a Zen Buddhist perspective. Created by NYZC co-founders, Sensei Chodo Robert Campbell and Sensei Koshin Paley Ellison, this experiential approach to learning has transformed the lives of individuals from across the country and around the world by supporting the integration of spiritual practice and care.