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Imagery Therapy and Student Counseling Lab
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The lab studies imagery therapy, art therapy, and student counseling.
AboutAbout the lab
Counseling through media beyond words.
The lab conducts practice and research in individual and group counseling using imagery therapy, art therapy, and similar approaches, as well as in the field of student counseling.
It is interested in counseling and group approaches that make use of nonverbal media, and in education on self-care for mental and physical health.
Associate Professor Tomoko Matsushita works as a student counselor providing counseling services at the Campus Life and Health Support Center.
Key terms
- Art therapy
- Psychotherapy that uses artistic expression, such as drawing
- Imagery therapy
- Psychotherapy that uses images that come to mind
- Narrative approach
- An approach to support that focuses on the stories (narratives) people tell about their own experiences
NewsLab news
Associate Professor Matsushita received the Best Case Report award from The Asian College of Psychosomatic Medicine
Associate Professor Matsushita received the Kono Prize from the Japanese Society of Psychosomatic Internal Medicine
ResearchResearch themes
The lab conducts practical research on student counseling activities and research on psychotherapy using nonverbal media. It has also reported on the practice of group activities using "art cooking."
How People Make Meaning of Negative Experiences
Research on how people make meaning of negative experiences (narrative approach).
Self-Care as Stress Coping
Research on self-care as a way of coping with stress.
Imagery Therapy and Art Therapy
Research on imagery therapy and art therapy.
Student Counseling
Research on student counseling.
MembersFaculty
- Associate ProfessorTomoko Matsushita
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