Center for Psychotherapy and Counseling

University introduction

News from Center for Psychotherapy and Counseling

＜Notice of resumption of new applications＞

Beginning March 8, 2025, we will begin accepting new applications for consultations, testing, play therapy, etc.
We will contact those who have registered by phone in the order in which they were contacted, but it may take three weeks to a month for us to contact you. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause, and thank you for your understanding.

<Responses during temporary closures>

Thank you for your continued use of our Center.

In the event of severe weather such as heavy rain, flooding, strong winds, or heavy snow, which may result in the suspension or interruption of public transportation services or the issuance of warnings, the Center may be temporarily closed to ensure the safety of those visiting.
At that time, we will contact those who have made reservations in order.
If we are unable to contact you, we will leave a message for those using an answering machine, so please check it.

If you do not have an answering machine, please check that you have received a call from us (TEL: 03-5487-3385) and then contact us back at your earliest convenience.
If the reception is closed outside of opening hours or there is no receptionist present, a voice message will be played informing you that the reception is temporarily closed.

We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause, and we appreciate your understanding and cooperation.

Facility information

Psychological interview room

We will discuss counseling with those who visit the center. This is an environment where you can relax and talk.

playroom

Mainly used in children's therapy. We support children's mental development through toys they can play with, making miniature gardens, drawing pictures, and playing with therapists.

place

〒141-8602 4-2-16 Osaki, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo Rissho University Building 4, 1st basement floor
(Telephone) 03-5487-3385
(Fax) 03-5487-3144

Consultation date and time

Tuesday to Saturday (Available from 10am to 5pm)

Fee

Initial interview 4,000 yen, continuation interview 3,000 yen, psychological test 1,000 yen to 4,500 yen (please ask the counselor in charge directly for the price of the psychological test you receive)

Consultation content

Childcare anxiety, developmental delay, discipline, going on to higher education, bullying, refusing to attend school, delinquency, social withdrawal, apathy, workplace relationships, work problems, vocational aptitude, job change, career direction, etc.

letter of introduction

If you are currently using a medical institution or counseling institution, please consult with your doctor or counselor, obtain their consent to receive counseling, and, in principle, bring your letter of introduction.

counselor

Sanae Aoki
Seiichi Okuno
Yasushi Ozawa
Katauke Yasushi
Rumiko Koda
Hideyuki Sato
Haruo Shinoda
Masaya Takebe
Terumi Tanaka
Hanae Tamura
Takashi Tokumaru
Satoshi Nagai
Haruna Fukui
Seiichi Yamamoto
Kayoko Yoshida
Kokyo Aritomi
Fumizuki Irisuna
Ikuko Oki
Manabu Kitami
Shogo Saito
Shuko Tanaka
Hatsue Numa
Yoshie Morimoto

Please note that because Rissho University Center for Psychotherapy and Counseling is also an educational institution of the university, counseling trainees (graduate students) from the Graduate School of Clinical Psychology at the university may be in charge of initial interviews, continuing counseling, and psychological testing under the guidance of counselors.

Center Director Professor Hie Tamura

Rissho University Center for Psychotherapy and Counseling was established on April 1, 2002 at the Osaki campus (currently the Shinagawa campus). The center serves as a mental health consultation center open to the public, as well as an educational and research institute within the university.

On campus, it functions as a training site for students from Faculty of Psychology and Graduate Graduate School of Psychology at Rissho University University, as well as a place for practical research by faculty members, and off campus, it functions as a place for consultations for children to adults. Counselors with a wide range of specialized fields who are qualified as clinical psychologists or licensed psychologists respond to each consultation, and it operates as a research and consultation institution to protect the mental health of the local community.

The counselors at the center are clinical psychologists and licensed psychologists who are active in a variety of fields, including developmental disorders, disaster victim support, industry, school education, and psychological counseling. We look forward to your visit and use of the center.