Andrew is both a board licensed Clinical Psychologist in Tokyo and Japan and a qualified JFP Psychotherapist in Japan. Based upon each client's specific needs, he uses person centered counseling (PCC), integrative psychotherapy (IP) and cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) to help people suffering from anxiety disorders, anxiety and panic attacks, depression, major depression, bipolar disorder, alcohol and drug abuse problems, adjustment disorder, anger problems, crisis management, abuse, trauma, domestic violence, PTSD (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder), minority issues, multicultural issues, personal problems and relationship issues. Counseling and Psychotherapy in English and Japanese.

Taeko received her Master's Degree in Counseling Psychology from Michigan State University and qualified as a board registered Clinical Psychologist in Tokyo and Japan in 2005. She specializes in providing individual counseling for and children, adoolescents, child and mother, and child family therapy. In her work as a board certified Clinical Psychologist Taeko's basic approach to counseling utilizes Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT). She places great emphasis on establishing a positive and genuine working relationship with each individual adult client, child and parent. To this end she integrates Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) with a Person Centered Counseling (PCC) approach. She is experienced in providing a wide range of counseling and psychological support for infant/parenting, children, adolescents, teenagers and adults experiencing a wide range of emotional and psychological isssues including anxiety, depression, major depression and eating disorders. Counseling in English and Japanese.

Nicolas specializes in individual counseling and couples therapy. He is an Austrian Psychologist who completed his post graduate education in Clinical Psychology at the University of Vienna and his Psychotherapy education in Japan. Before relocating to Tokyo he worked in Austria and Brazil. As a counselor and therapist he applies Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) techniques combined with a client centered orientation. Anxiety, Depression, Bipolar disorder, Panic disorder, Obsessive-compulsive Disorder (OCD), PTSD and alcohol and substance abuse. He provides counseling in English, German and Portuguese and is currently studying Japanese and working towards qualification as a JSCCP Clinical Psychologist.

Junko uses an Integrative Psychotherapy approach with her clients in with an emphasis on Person Centered Psychotherapy and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. She provides individual, couples and family therapy and, in situations where medical support is required, specializes in Parallel Counseling with a psychiatrist to assist treatment of anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, major depression, social anxiety disorder, panic disorder, obsessive-compulsive disorder, schizophrenia and PTSD.Counseling and Psychotherapy in English and Japanese.

Yasue Yoshiike has 30 years of experience as a mental health counselor - 14 years in Japan and 16 years in the United States - with couples counseling and international marriage counseling as her main specialty. She moved back to Japan in 2008 from the United States. Counseling in both English and Japanese. She is leading specialist in international marriage counseling and author on the subject of couples relationships and solving marital conflicts.

Young-Ae Kang is a qualified clinical psychologist (Japan Society of Certified Clinical Psychology). She is experienced in a wide range of counseling support including infant/parenting, adolescents and adults. Her therapeutic approach is based on a client centered therapy (CCP), however other approaches such as family therapy, brief-therapy, and cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) may be applied in a integrated way according to the needs of each client. Counseling in Japanese. English and Korean available.

Ms. Maekawa specializes in the issues related to psychological trauma, child abuse, bullying, grief, and disaster experiences. She has worked with and supported many individuals with post traumatic stress disorder, dissociative disorders, reactive attachment disorder, as well as individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder. She would like to accompany the individuals to rebuild their resilience for personal growth and self actualization.

Ms Yuko Okuyama received her BSc Psychology from University of East London, then she went on to complete her diploma training at Vancouver Art Therapy Institute. She assisted Canadian art therapist's workshop in Bangkok and Tokyo. She came back to Tokyo in 2011 and providing art therapy workshops for people, such as walfare workers. She is also working towards qualification as a JSCCP Clinical Psychologist.

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Mie bases her counseling in cognitive behavioral therapy enhanced by theories and techniques of interpersonal therapy and dialectical behavioral therapy. Her clinical experience is mainly with adolescents and adults with traits or diagnosis of borderline personality disorder and mood disorders. In addition to the above clinical issues, Mie can support individuals with adjustment issues after migration, and individuals with interpersonal conflicts in multicultural, multilingual and diverse family and work environment. Mie does counseling in English, French, and Japanese.

Keiko graduated in Psychology from Antioch University, going on to complete her post-masters training at the University of Washington. She returned to Japan in 1999 and relocated to Tokyo where she went on to qualified as a JSCCP Clinical Psychologist and JFP Psychotherpist. Keiko is experienced in Japan and the United States in assisting people in multicultural environments with a wide range of emotional and psychological problems including stress, anxiety, depression, eating disorders, major depression, sexual abuse, domestic violence, rape, trauma and PTSD. Integrates Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) with a Person Centered Counseling (PCC) approach. Counseling and Psychotherapy in English and Japanese.

Ms.Naoko Bridle specializes in the issues related to marital conflict, cross-cultural marriage, changes in marital relationship after childbirth, and pre-marital counseling. She has worked with and supported many individuals and couples with these stress and conflict and would like to support couples to accommodate and revitalize their resilience and self actualization.

Nahoko　specializes in individual, family and group psychotherapy. She has worked with infants, children, adolescents and their families at Student counseling center, Infant and mother psychotherapy center and Psychiatric department in general hospital. Based on person centered approach, she applies psychoanalytic approach and TA(transactional analysis). In addition to emotional and psychological issues including anxiety, depression, bipolar, eating disorder, abuse or PTSD, her specialty is to support to adjust/ readjust other culture/their own culture.　She provides counseling in Japanese and English.