East Asia
Jonathan S. Watts (Japan) – Japan Network of Engaged Buddhists (JNEB), Buddhist chaplaincy
Rev. Masazumi Okano (Japan) – International Buddhist Exchange Center (IBEC), Buddhist psychology
Rev. Soin Fujio (Japan) – Association of Buddhist Priests Confronting Self-death and Suicide, suicide prevention
Rev. Fuminobu Komura (Japan) – former Staff Chaplain, University of Pennsylvania Hospital, Buddhist chaplaincy
Rev. Ryogo Takemoto (Japan) – Sotto the Kyoto Self-Death & Suicide Counseling Center, suicide prevention
Prof. Pum Soo Lee (South Korea) – Buddhist Counseling Institute of the Jogye Order, suicide prevention
Ven. Zinai – Luminary Temple – Buddhist psychology
Southeast Asia
Dr. Prawate Tantipiwatanaskul (Thailand) – private practice – Buddhist counseling
Phra Woot Sumedho (Thailand) – Gilannadhamma monastic group for end-of-life care, Buddhist chaplaincy
Anchalee Kurutach (Thailand) – INEB Sangha for Peace – gender and social justice
Opor Srisuwan (Thailand) – INEB Child Protection Project – gender and social justice
Ven. Yomin (Malaysia) – Xian Ju Monastery, Buddhist chaplaincy
Hendrik Tanuwidjaja (Indonesia) private practice – Buddhist counseling
South Asia
Prashant Varma (India) – Deer Park Institute – Buddhist chaplaincy
Nida Shaikh (India) Manah Center for Well-Being – Buddhist counseling
Pallavi Deshmukh (India) – private practice, creative arts therapy
Europe & North America
Rev. Gustav Ericsson (Sweden) – Lutheran Church of Sweden – interfaith chaplaincy, hospital and prison chaplaincy
Cecilia Hadding (Sweden) – M.D., PhD, counseling and chaplaincy training
Rev. Dr. Brenda Caldwell Phillips (U.S.A./U.K.) – University of Derby, clinical psychologist and Buddhist chaplain
Rev. Joan Jiko Halifax (U.S.A.) – Upaya Zen Center, end-of-life care, Buddhist chaplaincy
Jinji Eika Willingham (U.S.A.) – private practice – ENSO Counseling & Psychotherapy training program, Buddhist counseling and chaplaincy
Elaine Yuen (U.S.A.) – former Chair of Divinity Program, Naropa University, Buddhist chaplaincy
