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Masako Nagata, Professor
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The Nagata Lab conducts clinical practice and research on the process by which a child is conceived, is born, and grows through relationships with parents and others, focusing on the perinatal period through infancy and early childhood. The lab deals with psychological problems surrounding pregnancy and childbirth, babies born with some kind of risk such as low birth weight, and very early intervention for children with developmental disorders. Working with specialists from other professions at partner organizations, the lab also studies support for relationships between families and children who are hard to raise or hard to connect with, and psychological support for caregivers who struggle in their relationships with their children, such as in cases of abuse. Before joining the university, Professor Masako Nagata worked in the pediatrics department of a general hospital, where she was involved in mental care for families and support for parent-child relationships in obstetrics and the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU).
Hitoshi Kaneko, Professor
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The Kaneko Lab studies maternal bonding to infants and mental health in childhood and adolescence. Through longitudinal studies that follow participants from pregnancy, the lab examines what kinds of help are effective for caregivers who have difficulty with child-rearing after childbirth. The lab also conducts international comparative joint research with researchers abroad on psychological problems in childhood and adolescence, such as self-harm and bullying, and their related factors.
Takahiro Kozuka, Professor
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Kozuka Lab studies the crises people face across the life course and the psychosocial support provided in response. The lab's focus is not limited to disasters, incidents, and accidents. It addresses psychological crises at multiple levels, including individuals, families, organizations, and communities, in fields such as education, healthcare, and welfare. In clinical psychology practice, the lab conducts practical research on strengths-based approaches for individuals, families, organizations, and communities, grounded in family therapy and brief therapy. The lab is mainly joined by graduate students majoring in clinical psychology, and faculty and students work on research together.
Asuka Nomura, Associate Professor
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In this lab, Associate Professor Asuka Nomura, Professor Kenichi Suzuki, and Associate Professor Yoko Hayashi study psychological support for children and university students from a clinical psychology perspective. Associate Professor Nomura is interested in how children in childhood and adolescence perceive themselves and their surroundings, and in how to listen to the inner voices of children showing signs of maladjustment and connect them to support. Professor Suzuki has conducted research using psychoanalytic concepts through clinical psychology practice in settings such as student counseling, paying attention to the nature of relationships between people. Associate Professor Hayashi specializes in supporting people with developmental disability traits and their families, and has worked on creating support programs for elementary and junior high school students with autism spectrum disorder.
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