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The place of psychotherapy in health care : ""Current state and prospects"" (The forth international congress of Morita therapy: Special Lecture I) Norman Sartorius 1
Some trends of psychotherapy in Japan (The forth international congress of Morita therapy: Special Lecture II) Masahisa Nishizono 3`11
On the future of Moritatherapy (The forth international congress of Morita therapy: Chairperson's Lecture) Sadanobu Ushijima 13`16
Morita therapy (The forth international congress of Morita therapy: Open Seminar) Kenshiro Ohara 17`18
Morita therapy and Constructive Living (The forth international congress of Morita therapy: Open Seminar) David K. Reynolds 19`22
Morita therapy and me (The forth international congress of Morita therapy: Open Seminar) Tsuneo Okamoto 23`29
Comparative psychotherapy-From the view point of Morita therapy (The forth international congress of Morita therapy: Main Symposium I) Hideyuki Uchimura 31`35
Contemporary tasks of Morita therapy from psychoanalytic perspectives (The forth international congress of Morita therapy: Main Symposium I) Keigo Okonogi 36`38
A comparison of psychotherapies from the standpoint of cognitive-behavioral therapy: Cognitive behavioral therapy as an expression of the independent self (The forth international congress of Morita therapy: Main Symposium I) Lynn E. Alden 39`43
From a view point of Naikan therapy (The forth international congress of Morita therapy: Main Symposium I) Ryuzo Kawahara et al. 44`47
Morita therapy in the next millennium: prospects for application in Finland (The forth international congress of Morita therapy: Main Symposium II) Marjaliisa Puukko-Ahmed 49`53
Practicing Morita therapy in multicultural society : Challenges and innovations (The forth international congress of Morita therapy : Main Symposium II) Ishu Ishiyama 54`61
Morita therapy in the 21st century-practice in the Chinese culture (The forth international congress of Morita therapy: Main Symposium II) Yu-Hua Cui 62`65
Morita therapy in Japan : Today and the future (The forth international congress of Morita therapy: Main Symposium II) Kei Nakamura 66`70
Morita-based therapy for people with incurable cancer (The forth international congress of Morita therapy: Mini symposium I) Jean Liebenberg 71`74
An application of Morita therapy in psycho-oncology (The forth international congress of Morita therapy: Mini symposium I) Jinroh Itami 75`76
How group psychotherapy for cancer-patient found paprallels to Morita-therapy (The forth international congress of Morita therapy: Mini Symposium I) Walter Dmoch 77`83
Oriental thought and Morita therapy - The thought supporting the characteristics of Morita Therapy and in particular Morita's view of nature (The forth international congress of Morita therapy: Mini Symposium II) Chihiro Fujita 84`87
Eastern philosophy and Morita therapy (The forth international congress of Morita therapy: Mini symposium II) Makoto Takeda 88`92
Morita shoma and Asian culture (The forth international congress of Morita therapy: Mini symposium II) Joe Yamamoto, Hidemi Iwasaka 93`95
The cognitive group therapy for panic disorder patients in Taiwan : commonality with Morita Therapy (The forth international congress of Morita therapy: Mini Symposium II) Ching-piao Chien 96`101
Using Morita in the USA (The forth international congress of Morita therapy: Mini symposium III) Patricia Ryan Madson 102`107
How the phrase This is the way things are"" saved me (The forth international congress of Morita therapy: Mini Symposium III) Ryoichi Sawaguchi 108`109
Overcoming obssession and compulsion (The forth international congress of Morita therapy: Mini symposium III) Masako Hoshino 110`112
My practice of the inpatient Morita therapy (The forth international congress of Morita therapy: Panel Discussion) Tomonori Suzuki 113
Succession and development of the Morita Therapy (The forth international congress of Morita therapy: Panel Discussion: Panel Discussion) Shin-ichi Usa 114`115
Detachment from trauma across culture: Using 4 stages of Morita Therapy (The forth international congress of Morita therapy: Panel Discussion) Peg Levine 116`120
Negative memory recall associated with negative moods : The negative connections of avoidance (The forth international congress of Morita therapy: Free Communications) Koh Tamai et al. 121`125
Five-year fellow-up of adolescent patients with social withdrawal following Morita therapy at the current clinical setting (The forth international congress of Morita therapy: Free Communications) Toshihide Kuroki et al. 126`129
A comparative study of social phobia among Japanese and Finnish college students (The forth international congress of Morita therapy: Free Communications) Jan-Mikael Fredriksson 130`135
Characteristics of Taijinkyoufusho in China: A comparison with those in Japan (The forth international congress of Morita therapy: Free Communications) LiXiao Bai et al. 136`139
Study of personality tendencies in patients with obssesive-compulsive disorder indicnted for in-patiets Morita Therapy - Using the MMPI as an index (The forth international congress of Morita therapy: Free Communications) Ayumu Tateno et al. 140`144
Controlled study of personality asessment, 5-HIT level & electrophysiology of obsessive-compulsive disorder patients during in-bed stage of Morita Therapy (The forth international congress of Morita therapy: Free Communications) Han Jing et al. 145`147
The study of efficacy of using Morita therapy to treat obsessive-compulsive disorder and follow-up (The forth international congress of Morita therapy: Free Comminications: Free Communications) Qiyi Mei, Xiongwei Zhu 148`151
Morita therapy in the treatment of obsessive and compulsive disorder (The forth international congress of Morita therapy: Free Communications) Xinben Wang, Yong Chen 152`153
Trying out a household Morita therapy like hospitalization for treating obsessional neurosis (The forth international congress of Morita therapy: Free communication) Jiangbo Li 154`157
Morita therapy techniques applied to obsessive-compulsive disorder (The forth international congress of Morita therapy: Free communication) Mikiko Kubota et al. 158`162
The chacteristics of the therapeutic technique for outpatient Morita therapy - From the comparative with the psychoanalytic psychotherapy (The forth international congress of Morita therapy: Free Communication) Kazuyuki Hashimoto 163`166
Characteristics of illness behavior of outpatients with mental disorder : A preliminary study in Japan (The forth international congress of Morita therapy: Free Communication) Yingqiu Guo et al. 167`171
Morita therapy and sleep hygiene (The forth international congress of Morita therapy: Free Communications) Hiroshi Itoh et al. 172`175
Shoma Morita's outlook on mind and body (The forth international congress of Morita therapy: Free Communications) Yoshio Ogawa 176`179
Morita therapy in the light of the generic model of psychotherapy (The forth international congress of Morita therapy: Free Communications) Mihoko Kusano et al. 180`185
Inward and outward attention : Jungian psychotherapy and Morita therapy (The forth international congress of Morita therapy: Free Communications) Bruno Rhyner 186`188
Morita therapy and psychodorama (The forth international congress of Morita therapy :Free Communication) David Chong 189`194
Combined psychotheraoy using Morita therapy and Naikan therapy (The forth international congress of Morita therapy: Free Communications) Shigeo Horii et al. 195`201
Possible application of Morita psychoterapy to the educational counsering clinic (The forth international congress of Morita therapy: Free Communications) Noriaki Azuma 202`205
The psychological obstracles of the only child and the possibility to apply Morita therapy (The forth international congress of Morita therapy: Free Communications) Xiaoling Shi et al. 206`208
The neurotics among teachers treated by the Morita therapy with hospitalization (The forth international congress of Morita therapy) TeradaHirosh et al. 209`213
The activity of Morita information center in Moscow (The forth international congress of Morita therapy: Free Communication) Natalia Semenova D. 214`216
Morita's ideas adapted to educational settings (The forth international congress of Morita therapy: Free Communications) Haruyo Ogi 217`218
The experience of overcoming neurosis-Letter of guidance from a long-term member of Hakkenkai in cooperation with a doctor (The forth international congress of Morita therapy: Free Communications) Suzuyo Otani et al. 219`221
The use of guidance journals at the Shudankai held as part of the Hakkenkai (The forth international congress of Morita therapy: Free Communications) Takezo Ishii 222`223
Morita group therapy for cardiac neurotic patient (The forth international congress of Morita therapy: Free Communication) Mingyi Qian et al. 224`228
Morita therapy and pharmacotherapy for panic disorder (The forth international congress of Morita therapy: Free Communications) Kazunori Tatematsu 229`232
Morita therapeutic approach to chronic pain in combination with group psychotherapy (The forth international congress of Morita therapy: Free Communication) Takeshi Ashizawa et al. 233`235
Phantom bite syndrome successfully treated with Morita therapy (The forth international congress of Morita therapy: Free Communication) Nariakira Moriyama 236`239
The treatment process of social phobia by Morita therapy (The forth international congress of Morita therapy: Free Communication) Rieko Shioji et al. 240`243
On the meaning of the recovery from neurosis in the case of Hyakuzo Kurata (The forth international congress of Morita therapy: Free Communication) Tsutomu Watanabe 244`247
Practical Morita therapy for De-logic and super-concept - My course for five years with the therapy (The forth international congress of Morita therapy: Free Communication) Tetsuji Ohtori 248`258
Morita therapy workshop in Germany - On its relationship with Zen and Psychoanalysis (The forth international congress of Morita therapy: Free Communication) Naoki Watanabe 259`261
An American woman's experience of absolute bed rest (The forth international congress of Morita therapy: Free Communication) Daisuke Ohta et al. 262`263
Morita therapy in the benzodiazepine dependence (The forth international congress of Morita therapy: Free Communication) Qie Feng Qing 264`265
Clinical comparison study on neurosis treated by Morita-therapy and Chinese acupuncture (The forth international congress of Morita therapy: Free Communication) Hou Dongfen et al. 266`269
The meaning of readmission in Morita therapy - From the treatment experience of morbid fear of vomiting (The forth international congress of Morita therapy: Free Communication) Kumiko Mizuno et al. 270`274
Theoretical basis for Nurse-patient interpersonal relationship in Morita therapy (The forth international congress of Morita therapy: Free Communication) Mayumi Terasawa 275
The method to practice hospitalizaton Morita therapy for Chinese patients (The forth international congress of Morita therapy :Free Communication) He Qun Lee 276`278
Characterisitics of Morita therapy inpatients as viewed from egogram (The forth international congress of Morita therapy :Free Communication) Shinzo Kobayashi 279`282
The parental image of Morita Shinkeishitsu patients examined by the Parental Bonding Instrument (PBI) (The forth international congress of Morita therapy: Free Communication) Megumi Ide 283`287
Applying mental health education in the medical university students (The forth international congress of Morita therapy: Free Communication) Ruiqi Sun 288
Controlled study of bone mineral content and Morita therapy in chronic recovery period (The forth international congress of Morita therapy :Free Cmmunication) Xueyi Wang et al. 289`292
The comparative analysis of Morita therapy for schizophrenia patients in recovery period (The forth international congress of Morita therapy: Free Communication) Chen Sheng Qi 293`295
The efficacy of Morita therapy in neurotic outpatients of no effect with drug (The forth international congress of Morita therapy: Free Communication) Tiancheng Wu 296`300

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