Feb 28, 2021 – Beata Chapman
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Hobu Beata Chapman has practiced Zen with chronic nerve pain and
post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) for 29 years. She was ordained by
Katherine Thanas at Santa Cruz Zen Center and studied with Darlene Cohen
until her untimely death, receiving Dharma transmission from Tony Patchell
in 2013. Beata continues the Suffering & Delight groups for people with
chronic pain that Darlene founded around 25 years ago, and teaches upon
request at various center of practice. For more information about Beata's
work with chronic pain, you can see sanddgroups.net. Beata works for the
San Francisco Department of Public Health in Human Resources.
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