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Brendan Collins, Ph.D., has been a clinical
psychologist since 1978. His areas of interest
include the relationship between contemporary
psychology and Eastern and Western spiritual
traditions. He serves as a core faculty
member in both the East-West Psychology
and Integral Counseling Psychology programs.
He studied with Haridas Chaudhuri at the
California Institute of Asian Studies, and
earned his Ph.D. in clinical psychology
in a program developed by Carl Rogers at
United States International University (1977).
He was a post-doctoral fellow in psychoanalytic
psychotherapy, 1977-1978, and completed
a Master of Theological Studies degree at
the Graduate Theological Union, Berkeley
in 1995, the year he joined the CIIS faculty.
For twelve years he was a member of a Benedictine
monastic community, and is currently a lay
associate of St. John’s Abbey, Collegeville,
Minnesota. He has a strong interest in psychology
and the arts, especially photography and
dance.
East-West
Psychology • Integral
Counseling Psychology
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