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[Immune power up information] The power of the heart changes medicine ⑦
[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). ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Focus on symptom needs and interpersonal relationships rather than symptoms
Depression healed but fracture ``I want to regain my family's devotion'' Many people may be interested in Adler psychology.Dr. Kishimi, who has written many books on Adlerian psychology, explained the relationship between mind and body while introducing some clinical cases in which he was involved as a counselor. Mr. Kishimi said, "People who have experienced the extraordinary devotion of their families when they are sick or injured cannot forget the taste. Recovering means less attention and interest from family members." So when I get better and think that no one will look at me, I end up doing something again.” Of course, you don't injure yourself on purpose, but if you somehow accept that you're going to get hurt, it can lead to real injuries.
Female junior high school students complaining of blushing If the symptoms disappear, there is a possibility of another symptom Counseling based on Adlerian psychology has a basic principle that "removal of symptoms should not be the goal of counseling." This is because we believe that the patient is creating the symptoms out of necessity. Instead, agree with the patient what goals can be achieved to end counseling. Unlike serious eating disorders, Kishimi believes that blushing does not cause any real harm. Even if the blush is cured, nothing will change.If that happens, you will be in a lot of trouble, so I won't say anything bad, so it's better not to think about curing the blush."In some ways, this is similar to Case XNUMX, but ``when a symptom is removed without the necessity of the symptom disappearing, as Adler puts it, ``immediately and without hesitation, one acquires another symptom.'' Actually, I think that happens a lot."
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ichiro Kishimi 1956Born inHe completed the doctoral program at Kyoto University Graduate School.After working as a part-time lecturer at Nara Women's University and at a psychiatric clinic, she is currently a part-time lecturer at Kyoto St. Catalina High School.She is an adviser to the Adler Psychological Society of Japan.
