Mentor and President of the Board of Directors at High Mountain Crystal
Lake Zen Community in 2005, and received Tokudo (novice priest
ordination) in 2006.
Bill is a psychiatrist, a graduate of the Albert Einstein College of Medicine
Medical School (1978) and Psychiatry Residency Training Program (1982).
He has had an active career in clinical, academic and research psychiatry,
the Training Director of the Bergen Pines Psychiatry Residency Program
from 1997-2000, has authored scholarly publications and been the
recipient of several awards, including the 1996 Psychiatrist Recognition
Award from the New Jersey Alliance for the Mentally Ill. He is the leader
of the Spirituality and Psychotherapy Study Group, which has been
meeting at High Mountain Crystal Lake Zen Community since 2003, a
member of the American Psychiatric Association Committee on Religion,
Spirituality and Psychotherapy, and the Immediate Past President of the
New Jersey Psychiatric Association. He is currently Clinical Associate
Professor of Psychiatry in the NYU School of Medicine, and Director of the
Outpatient Research Program at Nathan Kline Psychiatric Research
Institute in Orangeburg, New York, and maintains a private practice in
Bergen County.
Lake Zen Community in 2005, and received Tokudo (novice priest
ordination) in 2006.
Bill is a psychiatrist, a graduate of the Albert Einstein College of Medicine
Medical School (1978) and Psychiatry Residency Training Program (1982).
He has had an active career in clinical, academic and research psychiatry,
the Training Director of the Bergen Pines Psychiatry Residency Program
from 1997-2000, has authored scholarly publications and been the
recipient of several awards, including the 1996 Psychiatrist Recognition
Award from the New Jersey Alliance for the Mentally Ill. He is the leader
of the Spirituality and Psychotherapy Study Group, which has been
meeting at High Mountain Crystal Lake Zen Community since 2003, a
member of the American Psychiatric Association Committee on Religion,
Spirituality and Psychotherapy, and the Immediate Past President of the
New Jersey Psychiatric Association. He is currently Clinical Associate
Professor of Psychiatry in the NYU School of Medicine, and Director of the
Outpatient Research Program at Nathan Kline Psychiatric Research
Institute in Orangeburg, New York, and maintains a private practice in
Bergen County.
Ann Ankai Wagner has lived with her family in
Wyckoff for the past 35 years. She is a member
of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Peace Lay
Associates, Co-Founder of Oasis, a haven for
women and children in Paterson, NJ and a
board member of Waterspirit, an environmental
center in Elberon, NJ. Ann first began Zen
meditation 20 years ago with Father Thomas
Keating of Contemplative Outreach.
Wyckoff for the past 35 years. She is a member
of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Peace Lay
Associates, Co-Founder of Oasis, a haven for
women and children in Paterson, NJ and a
board member of Waterspirit, an environmental
center in Elberon, NJ. Ann first began Zen
meditation 20 years ago with Father Thomas
Keating of Contemplative Outreach.
Rev. Bill Greenberg, MD has had a personal Zen practice
since the early 1980s, when he studied with Bernard
Tetsugen Glassman at the Zen Community of New York.
He spent time in the Thich Nhat Hanh Zen tradition,
taking lay ordination in 1997, and has more recently
returned to the Maezumi Roshi Zen lineage and tradition
in practice with Rev. Paul Genki Kahn. He became a Zen
since the early 1980s, when he studied with Bernard
Tetsugen Glassman at the Zen Community of New York.
He spent time in the Thich Nhat Hanh Zen tradition,
taking lay ordination in 1997, and has more recently
returned to the Maezumi Roshi Zen lineage and tradition
in practice with Rev. Paul Genki Kahn. He became a Zen
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