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Clinical Psychological Assessment Lab
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The lab studies drawing methods such as the Landscape Montage Technique, along with methods of clinical psychological practice.
AboutAbout the lab
Aiming to become people who can dive deep.
The lab conducts practice and research on drawing methods centered on the Landscape Montage Technique, communication in clinical psychological settings, research methods in clinical psychology, and remote psychological support.
It also studies places where children can feel they belong, as well as equine-assisted therapy, and has opened and runs a place for children in Itoshima.
The lab's goal is for its members to become "people who can dive deep," both in clinical psychological practice and in advancing research.
Associate Professor Reiji Sasaki holds concurrent appointments in the Department of Human Coexistence Systems and the Department of Practical Clinical Psychology at the Graduate School of Human-Environment Studies.
Key terms
- Landscape Montage Technique
- A drawing method in which the client draws several landscape elements in sequence and combines them into a single landscape picture
- Remote psychological support
- Psychological support provided from a distance, such as online
- Equine-assisted therapy
- Therapy that incorporates interaction with horses
ResearchResearch themes
The lab believes that to "dive deep" in research, one needs both the power of ideas that may seem outlandish and the persistence to analyze one's own data until every last drop has been squeezed out. It also studies techniques of online counseling.
Drawing Process of the Landscape Montage Technique
Research on the drawing process of the Landscape Montage Technique and its underlying mechanism.
Research Methods in Clinical Psychology
Research on research methods in clinical psychology.
Landscape Montage Technique in Forensic and Correctional Settings
Research on the practice of the Landscape Montage Technique in the forensic and correctional field.
Interaction in Clinical Psychological Settings
Research on verbal and nonverbal interaction in clinical psychological settings.
MembersFaculty
- Associate ProfessorReiji Sasaki
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