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EMDR Weekend 1 training will be held in Niigata
At the request (pleading?) of the NPO Niigata Trauma Treatment Association, the Japanese EMDR Association will be holding weekend 1 training in Niigata! The training will be held as part of support for the HAP following the Noto Peninsula earthquake, and only qualified individuals from Niigata Prefecture and nearby prefectures will be eligible to participate. For more details, please visit the website of the NPO Niigata Trauma Treatment Association.
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Director Nawa will be speaking at the Niigata Mental Health and Welfare Association
Director Nawa will be speaking at the general meeting and commemorative lecture of the Niigata Mental Health and Welfare Association, Northern Branch. The theme will be "Understanding and Treating Mental Injuries - Learning Trauma-Informed Care-." Please check it out!
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The 16th Niigata Seminar on Mental Developmental Medicine
The 16th Niigata Kokoro no Kaihatsu Igaku Seminar” will be held on Saturday, November 2, 2012, hosted by Niigata Kokoro no Kaihatsu Igaku Kenkyukai. (Click the image to upload the flyer.) The first half of the symposium is titled “Efforts to Deal with Child Trauma in Niigata Prefecture,” in which Sugimoto, the president of Counseling Office VISION, and Nawa, the director, will participate. Anyone interested is welcome to attend. (Participation is free of charge.) Please click here to register.
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A lecture in English at the Japanese Association of University Women, Niigata Branch.
Our staff member, Dr. Ekachaeryanti Zain, delivered a lecture in English at the Japanese Association of University Women, Niigata Branch. She was an awardee of a JAUW scholarship during her doctoral study at Niigata University. She talked and discussed a new behavioral addiction, which was the internet game disorder that happened in children and adolescents. Her talk was part of her research on neuroimaging of internet gaming disorders conducted at the Department of Psychiatry of Niigata University. In addition, she added that trauma could lead individuals to seek solace or escape in various forms of addiction, including internet and gaming addiction, as a way to cope with overwhelming emotions and experiences. These compulsive behaviors often served as a temporary relief but could ultimately exacerbate feelings of isolation and distress, creating a cycle that was difficult to break. Participants who were fluent in English also asked questions. Everyone enjoyed the lecture, tea and sweets, and was smiling as we took photos of the JAUW members, making for a pleasant gathering. Click here to visit the webpage of the Niigata Chapter of the University Women's Association Click here for the Niigata Branch Bulletin, which includes the lecture.
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VISION staff gave a presentation on the topic at a regular meeting of the Niigata Trauma Study Group.
Kaori Miura, a psychologist on staff at Counseling Office VISION, gave a presentation on the topic “Trauma and Psychedelics” as the latest information on trauma treatment overseas at the October meeting of the Niigata Trauma Study Group. The slides of the presentation are posted below. If you are interested, please watch the documentary “How to Change Your Mind” available on Netflix. Psychedelics are not offered as trauma treatment in the counseling office VISION.
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The 1st Open Lecture “Children’s Yoga for Self Adjustment” was held by Niigata Trauma Study Group in 2024.
The Niigata Trauma Study Group hosted and the Counseling Office VISION supported “The First Open Lecture of the Trauma Study Group: Children's Yoga de Self-Adjustment” on Sunday, October 6, 2012. About 40 people attended the morning session, which was open to both children and their parents, and about 60 people participated online. In the afternoon, about 60 supporters and professionals attended to deepen their understanding of mental and physical care and to experience the benefits through hands-on practice of children's yoga.
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VISION will be featured in the Niigata Nippo newspaper
We were interviewed by the Niigata Nippo newspaper recently, and they will be introducing the work of VISION and the NPO Niigata Trauma Treatment Association in their paper to coincide with World Mental Health Day on Thursday, October 10th**. In addition to an interview with representative Sugimoto, the paper will also feature interview with client who have received trauma treatment at VISION. Please take a look. **...We received a message today (Monday, October 7th) stating that the publication date will be changed due to the dissolution of the House of Representatives and the general election. We will notify you as soon as the publication date is decided.
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About the Counseling Office VISION Brochure
The Counseling Office VISION brochure is available in two versions: a tri-fold version and a folded version. If you are a medical or social service agency in need of VISION brochures, please contact us using the inquiry form on the VISION website and provide your mailing address, agency name, the name of the person in charge, the version and number of copies you require. If you need the brochure in a hurry, click on the photo below to link to each file, download it, print it, and fold it in three. Ver.1 Outside Inside Ver.2 Outside Inside
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You can watch the video on the web version of TeNY Medical Plaza “Specialist Doctor’s Recommendation”.
The video of the introduction of the counseling office VISION and the explanation of trauma broadcasted on “Specialist Doctor's Recommendation” of TeNY Medical Plaza on Saturday, September 7, 2024, is available on the web version of the program. to the web version of the program. Please take a look.
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Staff participated in the first workshop of 2024 of the Niigata Association of Certified Psychologists
0n September 16 (Monday, national holiday), the first training session for certified psychologists in Niigata Prefecture, “Understanding and Responding to Trauma: Considering the Practice of Trauma Informed Care,” was held, at which Representative Sugimoto gave a lecture entitled “Perspective of Trauma: How to View Death, Freaking Out, and Sexual Behavior. Afterwards, Representative Sugimoto participated in a symposium chaired by Director Nawa as a designated discussant, along with four other symposiasts. Together with about 120 participants (70 at the venue and 50 online), the workshop helped participants deepen their understanding of trauma care in daily life situations and consider how to make their lives safer.