Japanese Psychotherapies

<div>Introduction.- Part I: Japan - A Land on the Edge of the World.- Chapter 1: Travelling in Silence – an attempt for cultural-anthropological reading of the Japanese kokoro.- Chapter 2: Silence Takes Shape – the birth of the Japanese psychotherapies.- Part II: The Sun Rising at the Gate.- Chapter 3: Morita Therapy – Chopping Wood, Carrying Water. Life Happens.- Chapter 4: Naikan Therapy – Memento mori.- Chapter 5: Dohsa-hou Therapy – Where Body Meets Soul.- Part III: Into the Depths: Silence Beneficial, Silence Torturing.- Chapter 6: The Will for Rising up – A Case Study at a Summer Dohsa-hou Camp.- Chapter 7: Tortured Bodies, Tortured Souls – Fieldwork Research on Written Naikan among Drug-Addicted Bulgarians.- </div>Chapter 8: “Then go and wash your rice bowl!” – Personal Experiences in Morita Therapy.- General Conclusion: Representative Japanese Psychotherapies in a Nutshell.- Appendix I - Morita Therapy.- Appendix II – Naikan Therapy.- Appendix III – Dohsa-hou Therapy.<div><br/><div><br/></div></div>