Japanese Psychotherapies

Part I. On the Threshold

1. Why Japanese Psychotherapies?
Velizara Chervenkova

2. Structure and Content of the Book
Velizara Chervenkova

Part II. Japan—A Land on the Edge of the World

3. Traveling in Silence—An Attempt for Cultural–Anthropological Reading of the Japanese Kokoro
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Velizara Chervenkova

4. Silence Takes Shape—The Birth of the Japanese Psychotherapies
Velizara Chervenkova

Part III. The Sun Rising at the Gate

5. Morita Therapy—Chopping Wood, Carrying Water. Life Happens
Velizara Chervenkova

6. Naikan Therapy—Memento Mori

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7. Dohsa-hou Therapy—Where Body Meets Soul
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Part IV. Into the Depths: Silence Beneficial, Silence Torturing

8. The Will to Rise—A Case Study at a Summer Dohsa-hou Camp
Velizara Chervenkova

9. Tortured Bodies, Tortured Souls—A Fieldwork Research on Written Naikan with Drug Addicts
Velizara Chervenkova

10. “Then Go and Wash Your Bowl”—Personal Experiences in Morita Therapy
Velizara Chervenkova

Part V. In a Nutshell

11. Three Japanese Psychotherapies
Velizara Chervenkova

Keywords: Psychology, Psychotherapy and Counseling, Psychotherapy, Cross Cultural Psychology, Psychiatry