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Addiction Clinical Psychology Lab (Koga Lab)
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A lab that studies psychological support for addiction, along with psychodrama and Dohsa-hou movement therapy.
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Exploring psychological support through action methods
The Koga Lab studies psychological support for addictive problems such as alcohol and drug dependence, and the clinical application of action methods such as clinical Dohsa-hou and psychodrama.
Associate Professor Satoshi Koga worked as a full-time psychologist at a psychiatric hospital, where he used psychodrama and Dohsa-hou to build psychiatric rehabilitation programs in cooperation with other professions.
The lab hopes that students aiming to become clinical psychologists will acquire a lifespan developmental perspective that allows them to work with any kind of client, along with a wide range of support techniques.
Key terms
- Addiction
- A state in which a person cannot stop using alcohol, drugs, or the like even when they want to.
- Action Methods
- Psychotherapy methods that use acting and body movement, such as psychodrama and clinical Dohsa-hou.
- Psychodrama
- Group psychotherapy conducted by performing improvised drama.
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The lab studies clinical psychological support for addictive problems, experiential treatment approaches such as clinical Dohsa-hou and hypnosis, applied practice of psychodrama in psychiatry, and lifespan developmental support for children and adults with developmental disorders. It also works on the Haiku Drama method, which aims to create places where diverse people can feel they belong.
Lifespan Developmental Support for Children and Adults with Disabilities
Research on lifespan developmental support for children and adults with disabilities through psychological rehabilitation.
Clinical Psychological Support for Addictive Problems
Research on clinical psychological support for addictive problems such as alcohol and drug dependence.
Experiential Treatment Theory of Hypnosis and Dohsa-hou
Research on experiential treatment theory, centered on hypnosis and Dohsa-hou.
Expressive Arts Therapy Using Improvisational Theater and Haiku
Research on expressive arts therapy using improvisational theater, haiku, and similar forms.
MembersFaculty
- Associate ProfessorSatoshi Koga
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