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Academic Research Oriented Instructors
NAKAHARA Mutsumi Professor
Areas of Specializations |
Clinical psychology / the Rorschach method / collage therapy |
Research Interests |
- Psychotherapy practice and qualitative research based on ego psychology theory and supportive psychotherapy
- Clinical case study research (school counselor case studies, psychological problems and mental disorders during puberty, acceptance of disability, developmental issues relating to middle age, the menopause, mental disorders in old age, etc.)
- Psychological assessment (Rorschach test etc.) practice and research
- Research on Rorschach method education
- Collage therapy practice and research
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Keywords |
Case study method; Rorschach method; Collage therapy; Sense of belonging; Menopause |
HIROSE Kouichi Dean / Professor
Areas of Specializations |
Clinical psychology / Collaborative Narrative Approach / Integrative Approach |
Research Interests |
- Therapeutic practice based on the narrative approach
- Community approach from the perspective of narrative psychosocial approach
- Psychosocial Practice Based on the collaborative dialogical approach
- Psychotherapy from the perspective of “ba” (field) theory
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Keywords |
Narrative; Narrative psychosocial practice; Dialogical collaboration; “ba” (field) theory |
TAKAHASHI Kayo Associate Professor
Areas of Specializations |
Clinical psychology / Developmental clinical psychology and non-lingual approaches |
Research Interests |
- Research on techniques for supporting children’s physical and emotional development from infancy through to adolescence
- Experimental research focused on non-lingual approaches, including play therapy, the drawing method, and the clinical Dohsa method
- Psychological support for children who have been the victims of abuse
- Support for children with developmental disorders and their parents/guardians
- Research on the effective utilization of psychologists in international aid programs
- Experimental research relating to maternal and child health
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Keywords |
Social care; Developmental disorders; Maternal and child health; Clinical Dohsa Method; Psychodramas; International aid |
NAKAMURA Maki Associate Professor
Areas of Specializations |
Clinical psychology / Educational psychology and the group approach |
Research Interests |
- Survey-based research and experimental research in relation to emotional development and the development of self-awareness in children and adults with developmental disorders (with a particular focus on the use of the group approach and drawing approach in relation to lifespan development changes)
- Research on children’s psychological development using question sheets and drawing
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Keywords |
Developmental disorders; Emotional development; Self-awareness; Group approach; Psychodramas; Dohsa method; Drawing method |
NINOMIYA Koudai Senior Assistant Professor
Areas of Specializations |
Clinical psychology / Analytical Psychology |
Research Interests |
- Explorations of the subjective experience in which one’s emotions and inner thoughts are not perceived or acknowledged by significant others, and the development of psychotherapeutic approaches to support such individuals
- Research on support systems for victims of various forms of violence, including harassment, and the construction of sustainable social resources to facilitate their recovery
- Social and cultural transformation through the dissemination of knowledge and awareness regarding secondary victimization and perpetration
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Keywords |
Subjective Experience of Emotional Misattunement; Initiation; Incommensurability; Harassment; Asymmetry of Power |
Practitioner Instructors
Areas of Specializations |
Clinical psychology / Non-verbal approaches |
Research Interests |
- Psychotherapy for childhood and adolescence
- Practice and research focused on non–verbal expression in Art therapy and Sand-play
- Practice and research on psychological care for child cancer survivors and their family members
- Practice and research on clinical psychology supervision
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Keywords |
Childhood and adolescence; Art therapy and Sand-play; Child cancer survivors; Supervision |
IMAMURA Chikako Associate Professor
Areas of Specializations |
Clinical psychology / Developmental Support, Psychiatric Clinical Practice, and School-Based Mental Health Services |
Research Interests |
- Empirical studies on educational interventions for stress management
- Research on developmental support
- Studies on institutional support systems for students with disabilities in higher education
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Keywords |
Clinical Psychology; Dohsa-hou (Japanese Psychomotor Therapy); Stress Management Education; Developmental Support; Disability Support in Higher Education
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NAKA Saori Associate Professor
Areas of Specialization |
Clinical psychology / Community-Based Healthcare and Life-Centered Clinical Practice |
Research Interests |
- Psychiatric outreach services and interventions
- Comprehensive community support involving multidisciplinary collaboration, families, and related institutions
- Practice-oriented research on psychological assessment and psychotherapy within psychiatric outreach settings
- Mental health and well-being of professional caregivers and support staff
- Research on the effective utilization of psychologists in international aid programs
- Social Skills Training (SST) conducted in both group and individual formats
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Keywords |
Psychiatric Outreach; Multidisciplinary Collaboration; Life-Centered Clinical Practice; Group Interventions; Social Skills Training (SST); Projective Drawing Techniques; Collage Therapy |
YAMAGUCHI Yuya Associate Professor
Areas of Specializations |
Clinical psychology / Criminal Psychology |
Research Interests |
- Theoretical and empirical studies on the prevention of delinquent and criminal behavior
- Research on the psychological processes involved in recovery from self-injurious behavio
- Examination of the functions and therapeutic effects of linguistic expressions, particularly the use of metaphor, in clinical contexts
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Keywords |
Delinquency and Criminal Behavior; Crime Prevention; Self-Injury; Trauma-Informed Care; Metaphor |