Journal of the Japan Naikan Association
Online ISSN : 2435-922X
Print ISSN : 2432-499X
Naikan therapy in China ― Naikan-cognitive therapy in clinical use for conduct disorders
Zhen-tao LEE, Fu-qiang MAO, Chun-qi LIU, [in Japanese], [in Japanese], [in Japanese], Akira KOHGUCHI
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1997 Volume 3 Issue 1 Pages 19-25

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Abstract

  Naikan therapy was founded by Mr. Yoshimoto (1919-1988) in 1953. Combining with Naikan therapy. and Beck's cognitive therapy (collaborative empiricism), we treated 10 students having conduct disorders, who studied at a corrective training school while working.

  After the treatment, the students had greatly changed in quietness of mental motivation, in recognition of conduct disorders and improved intention with high level.

  Practice has proved that Naikan-Cognitive Therapy has great significance in recovery from mental disorders for the sufferers.

  The combination of Naikan therapy and Beck's cognitive therapy has important significance in ascendance of rational level of the sufferers' cognizance. Both of the two therapies have had good clinical effects.

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