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Rev. Lawrence Grecco is a Buddhist Minister (ordained by the Los Angeles Buddhist Union and the International Order of Buddhist Ministers) and Life Coach. He has worked with people as a crisis counselor, certified personal trainer, and hospice volunteer. He holds a certificate in Foundations in Buddhist Chaplaincy from the New York Zen Center for Contemplative Care.

Lawrence is a graduate of the Buddhist Studies program from the Interdependance Project and currently enrolled in the Teachers Training program under the guidance of Ethan Nichtern.

He has taught meditation to at-risk and incarcerated teenagers through the Lineage Project, volunteered at a hospice facility, and worked for many years as a counselor at the Long Island Crisis Center. In 1985 he co-founded LIGALY, a youth support organization where he served as Co-Director until 1992. He is the founding Director of Open Sky Sangha which meets at the New York Insight Meditation Center in Manhattan, and also volunteers with the Ali Forney Center which serves the homeless LGBT community in the New York City metropolitan area.

As a practicing Zen Buddhist, he integrates the principles of mindfulness and compassion into his Life Coaching sessions. He is committed to helping people understand themselves emotionally, spiritually and psychologically so they can grow into their highest potential.

See WWW.ZENLIFECOACH.COM for more information
See WWW.ZENLIFECOACH.COM for more information

Rev. Lawrence Grecco

Rev. Lawrence Grecco is a Buddhist Minister (ordained by the Los Angeles Buddhist Union and the International Order of Buddhist Ministers) and Life Coach. He has worked with people as a crisis counselor, certified personal trainer, and hospice volunteer. He holds a certificate in Foundations in Buddhist Chaplaincy from the New York Zen Center for Contemplative Care. Lawrence is a graduate of the Buddhist Studies program from the Interdependance Project and currently enrolled in the Teachers Training program under the guidance of Ethan Nichtern. He has taught meditation to at-risk and incarcerated teenagers through the Lineage Project, volunteered at a hospice facility, and worked for many years as a counselor at the Long Island Crisis Center. In 1985 he co-founded LIGALY, a youth support organization where he served as Co-Director until 1992. He is the founding Director of Open Sky Sangha which meets at the New York Insight Meditation Center in Manhattan, and also volunteers with the Ali Forney Center which serves the homeless LGBT community in the New York City metropolitan area. As a practicing Zen Buddhist, he integrates the principles of mindfulness and compassion into his Life Coaching sessions. He is committed to helping people understand themselves emotionally, spiritually and psychologically so they can grow into their highest potential. See WWW.ZENLIFECOACH.COM for more information