[SY-51] [Symposium 51] Morita Therapy: Is It Culture-Bound Psychotherapy or Useful Across Cultures? | PRCP&WACP Joint Congress 2025 Tokyo

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[Symposium 51] Morita Therapy: Is It Culture-Bound Psychotherapy or Useful Across Cultures?

Fri. Sep 26, 2025 4:30 PM - 6:00 PM JST
Fri. Sep 26, 2025 7:30 AM - 9:00 AM UTC

Session Room 5 (Conference Room A)

Chair: Masahiro Minami (Simon Fraser University), Shinsuke Kondo (University of Tokyo)

Organizer's Abstract

[SY-51]Morita Therapy: Is It Culture-Bound Psychotherapy or Useful Across Cultures?

Kei Nakamura¹, Ayumu Tateno², Mitsuhiro Nakamura^3,4, Mikiko Kubota^5,1, Masahiro Minami⁶, Andrea Roberto Polari⁷ (1.The Jikei University Center for Morita Therapy(Japan), 2.The Jikei University School of Medicine(Japan), 3.Yokohama Camellia Hospital(Japan), 4.Shinano Mental Clinic(Japan), 5.Hosei University(Japan), 6.Simon Fraser University(Canada), 7.University of Melbourne(Australia))

[SY-51-01]What kind of psychotherapy is Morita Therapy?

*Ayumu Tateno (Department of Psychiatry,The Jikei University School of Medicine(Japan))

[SY-51-02]On the Therapeutic Effects of Morita Therapy: A Study on the Therapeutic Effects of Outpatient Morita Therapy

*Mikiko Kubota^1,2 (1.Hosei University,Graduate School of Social Well-being Studies(Japan), 2.The Jikei University,Center for Motirta Therapy(Japan))

[SY-51-03]Morita Therapy and Mindfulness

*Masahiro Minami (Simon Fraser University(Canada))

[SY-51-04]Renaming the high-risk for psychosis' concept in psychiatry. Young people’s perspectives and cultural implications

*Andrea Roberto Polari (Orygen(Australia))

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