Clinical Psychologist

 

Japan Society of Certified Clinical Psychologists

Psychotherapist

 

Japanese Certificate for Psychotherapy

Critical Incident Stress Management Therapist and Trainer
Qualification Awarded by the International Critical Incident Stress Foundation (ICISF)

Keiko graduated in Psychology from Antioch University, going on to complete her post-masters training at the University of Washington. She is experienced in Japan and the United States in assisting people in multicultural environments with a wide range of emotional and problems including stress, anxiety, depression, abuse, domestic violence and trauma.

Counseling and Psychotherapy in English and Japanese.

After graduating in Psychology from Antioch University Keiko went on to complete her post-masters training at the University of Washington Keiko in infant mental health and juvenile offenders issues in the United States.

1999 ~ present
Ikebukuro Counseling Center, Tokyo.
Counselor, Clinical Psychologist

2000 ~ present
University Counselor, Psychosomatic Clinic in Yokohama,
Business field Counselor

2007 ~ present
Tokyo Counseling Services, Shimokitazawa.
Clinical Psychologist, Psychotherapist

Keiko's counseling and psychotherapy work is integrative in that she combines a Client Centered Psychotherapy (CCP) approach with Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT). She varies her approach to her counseling and psychotherapy to suit the needs of each client and the specific problems that client is experiencing in her or his life.

Anxiety disorders, depression, major depressive disorder, adjustment disorder, crisis management, abuse, trauma, domestic violence, PTSD (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder), minority issues, multicultural issues, personal problems and relationship issues.

Japan Society of Certified Clinical Psychologists

Japanese Federation for Psychotherapy

The Association of Japanese Clinical Psychotherapy

Kanagawa Society of Certified Clinical Psychologists