In the 1920s, a Japanes neuroses that is based in part on Buddhist principles. M

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In the 1920s, a Japanes neuroses that is based in part on Buddhist principles. Morita foundation for a form of treatment popular in Europe a Constructive Living (Tanaka-Matsumi, 2004). Morita focuses on rest and isolation (in fact, Reynolds, 1976, observed a sign in one Morita clinic that read "People who converse will not get well"). The therapy generally lasts from 4 to 8 weeks and consists e psychiatrist name Shoma Morita developed a therapy to treat therapy is part of the nd North America called of the following stages (as outlined by Prince, 1980, p.299) Total bed rest and isolation for 4 to 10 days; the patient is totally inactive and not permitted to converse, read, write, or listen to the radio a. For the next 7 to 14 days, the patient is out of bed and allowed to do light work in the garden; the patient begins to write a diary for the doctor but other human contact is forbidden b. 223 Chapter 6 c. For a further week or two the patient is instructed to do heavier work, continue the diary, and attend lectures from the doctor on self- control, the evils of egocentricity, and so forth. d. Finally, the patient gradually returns to full social life and his former occupation; the patient continues contact with the doctor and attends group sessions with other patients on an out patient basis 3. How do you think you would feel as a patient of Morita therapy?

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From my perspective, Morita therapy would be wonderful for me. I constantly encounter feelings of fear and worry, hopelessness and fear. I have undergone traditional therapies and found that these focus too much on talking about and overcoming these feelings. There have been many instances wherein I’ve feel frustrated and disappointed in myself because of my inability to overcome them. However, the principles of Morita therapy are focused on a broader perspective and the necessary action for a wholesome life. Furthermore, it promotes a connection with and immersion in the natural world, a place which has always been a source of energy and inspiration for me.

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