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[Immune power up information] The power of the heart changes medical care ②
[Immune power up information] We will introduce excerpts from past musubi magazines and books published by Seishoku Publishing. In the 27th installment, we will introduce an article from the December 12 issue of "Musubi Magazine" about how the power of the heart changes medicine. (XNUMX times in total). ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The ability to successfully overcome difficult situations and recover is the “healing power of the heart” In holistic medicine, this is often referred to as the natural healing power, or self-healing power. In the lecture materials, Mr. Kuromaru said, "There are still many unknown points about the essence of the natural healing power, but the immune system, the autonomic nervous system, and the hormone system are mainly involved." It means 'the healing power of the body'." In the lecture, he said, "About XNUMX% of the patients who come to the hospital can be left alone," thanks to the natural healing power. I will,” he continued. “No matter how difficult the situation may be, people have the power to overcome it and somehow recover. That power is the healing power of the heart.” Furthermore, he said, ``If you look at a patient from a holistic medical point of view, you will value various treatment methods and healing power, but I think the most important part is the heart.'' For example, considering the mental state of the patient, not only should the treatment itself be performed appropriately, but the medical provider should explain to the patient thoroughly until they are satisfied, rather than being clerical. It can affect whether a patient's disease can be cured or not."
Searching for the cause is based on a “opposite point of view” and a relationship of trust with the patient So, how do you deal with the patient's worries and feelings in the first place? Mr. Kuromaru says, "Normally, when we have a problem, we try to solve it by finding the cause of the problem and removing it. But I don't think so." This is because even if you try to find the cause, it is difficult to find a specific factor because of the complex intertwining of various factors such as childhood experiences, human relationships, food, and the environment. Even so, it is very difficult for the person to remove or correct the cause. He also said, ``If you try to remember bad memories that you have forgotten, it will make you depressed. The following clinical examples are presented as methods other than searching for the cause, which Mr. Kuromaru devised to "draw out the healing power of the mind." Mr. Kuromaru emphasizes, “It is extremely important to build a relationship of trust with the patient. On top of that, we use the psychological characteristic of human beings that ``if you give a favor, they will repay you,'' and make the patient think that he or she made a decision to build a good relationship of trust. I introduced a method to lead each other in a better direction while maintaining it.
It is easy to think only about problems, but pay attention to what is done In front of this woman, Mr. Kuromaru said the following words when he touched on how he had worked so hard while being cornered in a situation where it would not be strange to commit suicide or commit suicide. is. "Actually, I'm currently working as a caregiver. Once a week, when I go to see an old man, he says, 'Thanks to you, I'm really saved.' I wonder if there's a meaning to it. Mr. Kuromaru says, “People who have problems are always thinking about their problems and how unhappy they are. I can't do that, so what should I do? Pay attention to what the person is able to do, or what they think they can do, even in such a difficult situation." By paying attention to this point, the counselors skillfully draw out this point, and he said, "People are transformed by the accumulation of this small awareness that they are capable. This is the healing power of the heart."
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Kuromaru Takaharu Born in 1959. Graduated from Shinshu University School of Medicine in 87.After working in the department of psychosomatic medicine at Rakuwakai Otowa Hospital, since 2002 he has been the head of the palliative care department at Hikone City Hospital. With the motto of palliative medicine that brings "hope," he works hard in his daily clinical practice, while at the same time working on enlightenment and dissemination of communication methods to successfully bring out the healing power of the mind.
