第 1 回国際 SAT ヘルスカウンセリング会議
THE FIRST INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE OF SAT HEALTH COUNSELING

ヘルスカウンセリングと SAT 療法

HEALTH COUNSELING & SAT THERAPYPROGRAMACADEMY FOR HEALTH COUNSELINGINTERNATIONAL SAT ASSOCIATIONDEPARTMENT OF HUMAN CARE SCIENCEUNIVERSITY OF TSUKUBAWELCOME PARTY: 18:00-20:00 SEPTEMBER 20(SUN), 2009 Building E 364
SEPTEMBER 21(MON)：17：00−21：00, 2009 TOKYO CAMPUS Building G 501
UNIVERSITY OF TSUKUBA, JAPANORGANIZATION

Organizer

Organizing Committee of the First International Conference ofSAT Health Counseling

Co-sponsors

Academy for Health CounselingInternational SAT Association

Organizing Committee
Chair Munakata, Tsunetsugu

President, Academy for Health Counseling
President, International SAT Association
Chair, Department of Human Care Science
University of Tsukuba

Secretary-General

Associate Secretary-Generals

Hashimoto, Sayuri

Hu, Wenyan

Executive Members
Higuchi, Noriko;

Kobayasi, Keiichiro

Onuoha, N. Francis

Donoyama, Nozomi

Camparo, Jessica

Nakashima, Kazue

Iwanaga, Yuka

Yang, Wenjie

Zhang, Mantang

Zhao, Yuemei

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Conference of SAT Health Counseling,

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The 1st INTERNATIONAL CONFERRECE OF SAT HEALTH COUNSELING

It is a great pleasure for us to welcome many distinguished professionals tojoin the first international conference of SAT health counseling, 21 September,
Monday, 2009 in Tokyo Campus University of Tsukuba, Japan.
The first international conference of SAT health counseling highlights
developing and spreading a counseling & therapy based on SAT Method. We
hope to develop this conference into an international academic society forprobing SAT counseling & therapy as a behavioral scientific technique and as a
research and global educational method by designing effective training andremedial intervention programs in SAT Method. Especially, we are expecting todiscuss about SAT Method leading global strategies in the future for successful
performance, stress management, mental health maintenance, innovation in
health care technology, chronic disease or lifestyle-related disease management
and health behavior change. We believe this conference will be of great benefit to
our future cooperation on developing the effective program to improve human’swell-being.
Finally we are hoping that you will enjoy Japanese beautiful summer days.
Professor, Tsunetsugu Munakata, Dr H Sc

Advanced Research Building D511,

Chair,The First International Conference ofSAT Health Counseling

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Chair, Department of Human Care ScienceE-mail：munakata@hcs.tsukuba.ac.jp

School of Comprehensive Human Sciences

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UNIVERSITY OF TSUKUBA

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Tsukuba,JAPAN305-8577
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DATE
WELCOME PARTY: 18:00-20:00 SEPTEMBER 20(SUN), 2009
INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE: 17：00−21：00, SEPTEMBER 21(MON), 2009
JAPAN NATIONAL MEETING OF ACADEMY FOR HEALTH COUNSELING: SEPTEMBER 20 (SUN.)
9:50-18:00, SEPTEMBER 21 (MON.) 9:30-17:00

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English and Japanese shall be the official language for the conference

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Monday, September 21, 2009
Presentation time schedule
17:30-21:00(Room 501-G)

Keynote17:30-18:10

speechChair Tsunetsugu Munakata

18:10-18:40

Business Meeting with Evening Meal
Oral

section18:40-18:55

Keiichiro Kobayashi

18:55-19:10

Sayuri Hashimoto

19:10-19:25

Noriko Higuchi

19:25-19:40

Nozomi Donoyama

19:40-20:00

Break

20:00-20:15

Wenjie Yang, Mantang Zhang, Yuemei Zhao

20:15-20:30

Kazue Nakashima

20:30-20:45

Yuka Iwanaga

20:45-21:00

Wenyan Hu

Keynote speech

SAT Counseling & Therapy
1.

Munakata, Tsunetsugu

What is SAT(Structured

Association Technique)?

Cognitive Behavioral Environmental Therapy for Awareness, Behavioral
and Environmental Change by taking advantage of Structured Meditative &Regressive Association
2．SAT Intervention Method
Upgradingessential

Self-evaluation

self

①

rational②

Re-scripting

functional③→Self-Imagery →Stress-coping

irrational→Well-being

Upgradingsocialmalfunctionalsocial evaluation

self①Awareness②Awareness③Rational Expectation Coachingof Unconditionalof Essential

Based on DNA Temperament

Guardian

Self

Representation
3. SAT

Therapy Logic①

Somatization→②

Behaviorization→

Clarifying Feeling→Mentalization③

Matter- focuse→

Clarifying Emotion→Emotion-focused④

Other-focused→

Self-Imagery→Self-focused⑤

Meditation→ Association→Awareness⑥

Externalization→ Resolution→ Internalization⑦

Supposition→

Goal-setting→⑧

Regression →Re-scripting→Progression⑨

Scripting→⑩

Large Goal→

Rainfallor Color Imagery→Mentalization

Realization

Imagery Representation→Representation
DNA Temperament Coach→

Small Goal

Oral section

The 1st INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE OF SAT HEALTH COUNSELING
ABSTRACT FORM
(Title)Expression of Tumor-suppressor Genes and Shift in Frequency of Human

Voice Observed in Cancer Patient with Application of SAT Imagery Therapy(Name) Kei-Ichiro Kobayashi（Counseling Room “Vivid Life”）
Tsunetsugu Munakata（University of Tsukuba）(Purpose)：In the SAT imagery therapy for the patients with cancer, because ofa high degree of alexithymia, psychological scales are not satisfactorily
effective as barometers of the memory of stress images. Therefore, byadopting natural scientific scale, we planned to improve the effectivenessof therapy.
(Method)：The expression of tumor-suppressor genes(p53, RB, BRCA2 andRUNX3)) and the number and the ratio of neutrophils and lymphocytes
were continuously measured, and the frequency of “AH” in Japanese word
“OKAHSAN (mother)” was evaluated with FFT-analysis through 26 timesof therapy for a female patient with breast cancer.
(Result and Discussion)：All the tumor-suppressor genes have been expressedmore than 200%, immune strength of white blood cells has been improved
to the desirable state. The frequency of “AH” in “OKAHSAN” was found to
decrease remarkably from 293-312Hz to 137-185Hz with a change ofimagery of her parents to the ideal one.
(Conclusion)：Through a series of SAT imagery therapy applied to a patientwith cancer, not only physiological measurement but also physicalproperty have been confirmed to be able to be adopted as a scale of latentstress images and their observed values have been significantly improved.

The 1st INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE OF SAT HEALTH COUNSELING
ABSTRACT FORM
(Title) SAT Life Change Support and HbA1c Improvements in Diabetic Patients, Part One.
(Name) Hashimoto S1, Higuchi N2, Mukasa K1, Murakami K1, Hamamoto Y3, Toyoda M3, Funaoaka
M3, Kaneshiro M3, Nakajima S3, (Affiliations) 1:Department of Human Care Science, Graduate
School of Comprehensive Human Sciences, University of Tsukuba, Ibaraki, Japan

2:Meikai

University, Chiba, Japan 3:Nakajima Medical Clinic, Kanagawa, Japan(Purpose) From a health counseling perspective, lifestyle diseases such as diabetes are approached as
stress prone personality diseases. In this study, we conducted a style of psychotherapy that supports
this kind of life change and compared short-term and mid-term effects on HbA1c levels to test
whether there were improvements in hyperglycemia related to stress.
(Method) (1) Subjects: The subjects of this study were twelve women patients (50-80 years old)
introduced by a clinic. (2) Intervention method: Structured Association Technique therapy for lifechange support was conducted between March to September 200X in a single session that lasted
approximately two hours. (3) Analysis: Average weight and HbA1c levels were compared for thetwo months prior to the start of therapy (baseline), two to four months (short-term effect) after theend of therapy, and four to six months (mid-term effect) after the end of therapy.
(Result and Discussion) After therapy, there was a significant (1% level) drop in HbA1c levels(Friedman test p=.002) for the short-term period compared to baselines levels (Z＝－2.903, p＝.008).
Likewise, there was a significant (1% level) drop for the mid-term period compared to baseline levels(Z＝－2.943, p＝.006). There was no significant change in weight (Friedman test p=.979). We caninfer that the significant drop in HbA1c levels after one therapy session was due to having less stressafter patients became aware of ways to cope with interpersonal stress and attachment styles andrealized the need to care for themselves and determine their own self-reward behavior goals. Patients
maintained the effects of the intervention by practicing self-reward behaviors in daily life.
(Concussion) These results suggest that SAT life change support is effective in improving the healthof patients with diabetes.

The 1st INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE OF SAT HEALTH COUNSELING
ABSTRACT FORM
(Title) SAT Life Change Support and HbA1c Improvements in Diabetic Patients, Part Two.
(Name) Higuchi N1, Hashimoto S2, Mukasa K2, Murakami K2, Hamamoto Y3, Toyoda M3, Funaoaka
M3, Kaneshiro M3, Nakajima S3, (Affiliations) 1: Meikai University, Chiba, Japan

2: Graduate

School of Comprehensive Human Sciences, University of Tsukuba, Ibaraki, Japan

3:Nakajima

Medical Clinic, Kanagawa, Japan(Purpose) Psycho-social Stress is a potential contributor to chronic hyperglycemia in type 1 and type2 diabetes, the support with psychosomatic medicine is needed. We paid our attention to the fact thatthe patients of diabetes have stress prone personality disease. We thought it imperative not only togive support to them for their acting-out toward proper lifestyle but also to cope with the essentialtask. So, we developed our original intervention aiming to improve hyperglycemia caused by stress.
In this study, to determined effect of SAT Life Change Support intervention, we analyzed the change
in HbA1c and body weight in short-term and mid-term. Furthermore, we analyzed it about thetransformation process of the internal experience(Method) Subject; After providing informed consent, we finally selected 7 cases (age = 42-78 ) as
the subject of study. Measure; the demographic data, glycemic control (HbA1c), Body weight,
psychological index, qualitative records. Intervention methods; Individual intervention for two hours
each was conducted 1~2 during the term from March to September 200X by a therapist. SAT Image
work to be aware of true self-imagery was conducted, Analysis; HbA1c and body weight werecomparatively assessed among T0 or baseline (average in two months immediately before
intervention), T1 (short-term average in 2 to 4 months after intervention) and T2 (mid-term averagein 4 to 6 months after intervention).
(Result and Discussion) Comparison between T0, T1 and T2 showed a significant improved in
HbA1c（Friedman test ; p=.006）. Both T1 and T2 showed a significant improvement compared withT0 ( post hoc test ; p=.032 ). But in body weight did not improve significantly.
(Concussion) Effects of SAT Life Change Support intervention were observed for mid-term
duration change in HbA1c. Followings are considered to have had an impact on dropped HbA1c; 1)
sympathetic listening to patient’s painful narratives, 2) Patient’s own awareness of essential task andcultivated self-understanding, and 3) Patient’s setting of specific goals for leading a new life to enjoy
stress less self. These findings suggest that the need to have a viewpoint of support to patient’s lifechange in diabetic care.

The 1st INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE OF SAT HEALTH COUNSELING
ABSTRACT FORM
(Title) An Evaluation of the Structured Association Technique (SAT)-based Group Counseling

Program for Students with Low Vision(Name) Nozomi DONOYAMA (Department of Health, Faculty of Health Sciences, Tsukuba
University of Technology)
Noriko HIGUCHI (Health Service Center, Meikai University)
Tsunetsugu MUNAKATA (Graduate School of Comprehensive Human Sciences, University ofTsukuba)(Purpose) Since developing the group counseling program including the Structured Association

Technique (SAT) to reduce the levels of trait anxiety for students with low vision, we evaluatedthe effects of the program.
(Method) Fifteen male undergraduate students with low vision (mean age 23.3, SD 8.1) wererecruited in a special university for people with visual impairment. They attended a 240-minutegroup approach by the developed group counseling program; this program was composed of
SAT (self-imagery, social skills training including assertiveness skills and negotiation skills)
incorporating self-disclosure and peer support. Values of learned helplessness, self-repression,
self-esteem, self-confidence as self-efficacy, perceived emotional support, and trait anxiety were
measured before attending the group, after attending the group, at one-month follow-up, and at
three-month follow-up and analyzed by Dannet’s test using SPSS 15.0.
(Result and Discussion) In participants who had suffered high trait anxiety before attending thegroup, the values of learned helplessness after attending the group, at one-month follow-up, andat three-month follow-up were significantly lower, those of self-esteem at three-monthfollow-up were significantly higher, and those of trait anxiety at three-month follow-up weresignificantly lower than those before attending the group. Moreover, those of self-confidence atevery measured point were significantly higher than those before attending the group. These
results imply that the self-image script is modified to a positive new one by SAT; it isconsidered that a subjunctive, not real past experiences or knowledge, reconstructs new positive
self-image scripts.
(Concussion) The SAT-based group counseling program for students with low vision is effective

for reducing the levels of trait anxiety by modifying their self-image script.

The 1st INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE OF SAT HEALTH COUNSELING
ABSTRACT FORM
The SAT treatment intervention
to Chinese mothers with high parenting stress—The attempt of the SAT treatment intervention—
Wenjie Yang1),Mantang Zhang, Yuemei Zhao
Objective: To discuss the efficacy and adaptability of the SAT treatment for Chinese mothers who
feel high parenting stress.
Methods: We did interventions to 3 Chinese mothers who reported that they felt high parenting
stress with the SAT basic counseling method and the temperament coaching, then compared to thescore’s change of the parenting stress scale before and after the intervention.
Results: All of these 3 mothers had Full-time job, and with the adhesion temperament which wasconspicuous for all of them. All of there children were “Only child” and 2-5-year –old kindergartners.
As for anxious for the child care, the answer “I wander that I don’t know whether it is correct or notof my education method to my child.” was correspondingly. After the SAT treatment intervention,
the parenting stress score of these 3 mothers were respectively from 72 to 59 and from 66 to 56 andfrom 59 to 44, which all decreased 10 or more points. Moreover, they described that their confidenceof parenting were increased after having understood their characters.
Discussion: The SAT treatment is developed in Japan, and used widely as an effective parenting
support method for Japanese mothers; but the study is the first attempt for Chinese mothers. Though
3 members were small, the result of the SAT treatment intervention showed that it was surely
effective for reducing the uneasiness to their children's characters and intelligence as well as
increasing the confidence to parenting for Chinese mothers. To examine the adaptability of the SAT
treatment, it is necessary to add the follow-up survey after the intervention, and to increase theobject’s number.
【Key Words】 Chinese mother, parenting stress, the SAT treatment intervention1): Lecturer of Yunnan University psychological counseling center in China

The 1st INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE OF SAT HEALTH COUNSELING
ABSTRACT(Title) 題目

FORM 発表要旨

糖尿病性腎症により透析を受けている患者への SAT イメージ療法の介入効果−三世代再物語自己イメージ法による介入症例の報告−(Name) 発表者氏名, (Affiliations) 所属先
中嶋

一恵 （筑波大学大学院

人間総合科学研究科）

宗像

恒次 （筑波大学大学院

人間総合科学研究科）(Purpose) 目的
糖尿病性腎症による透析患者数は増加しており、生涯にわたり透析を続けることへの不安、合併症や予後への不安などを抱えながらセルフケア行動をとることは困難である。
セルフケア行動は、一般に自己イメージの良否により実行自信度に影響を及ぼすため、
自己イメージを改善することが必要である。
自己イメージは、本人のもつ養育者イメージの影響を受けやすく、その嫌悪系イメー
ジ脚本が、本人のイメージをつくりあげ、価値観や生き方を決定付けている。そのため、養育者のイメージ変更が必要である。その改善方法として効果が知られている「三世代再物語自己イメージ法」を用い、セルフケア行動が困難な糖尿病性腎症の患者に対しても、幼少期までに条件付けられた嫌悪系イメージ脚本を報酬系イメージ脚本に変更し、セルフケア行動の実行に効果が認められるか検討する。
(Method) 方法
Ａ県内の透析専門クリニックにて人工透析を受けている糖尿病性腎症の患者に対して、三世代再物語自己イメージ法（幼少期までの恐怖の条件付けとして残っている嫌悪系イ
メージ脚本を報酬系イメージ脚本に変更することで、養育者の嫌悪系イメージ脚本を報酬系イメージ脚本に変更し、自己イメージを改善する技法）を実施し、イメージ療法前後のストレス耐性の低さを示す心理特性の変化と、イメージ脚本の変化などについて検討する。
(Result and Discussion) 結果と考察
心理特性の変化として、問題解決度の上昇、自己否定度や PTSS の低下が認められた。
また、行動の変化として、水分制限が可能になり体重のコントロールができる、適切な質問ができる、自分や家族の話ができるなどの変化がみられている。これは、幼少期までの恐怖の条件付けとして残っていた養育者の嫌悪系イメージ脚本が報酬系イメージ脚本に変更されたことで、自己イメージが改善したためと考えられる。
(Concussion) 結論
三世代再物語自己イメージ法を用いて、養育者の嫌悪系イメージ脚本である幼少期までの恐怖の条件付けを報酬系イメージ脚本に変更することは、ストレス耐性の低さを示
す心理特性を改善し、セルフケア行動の変化にも効果があることが示唆された。

The 1st INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE OF SAT HEALTH COUNSELING
ABSTRACT(Title) 題目

FORM 発表要旨

乳幼児をもつ母親の虐待の気がかりに関連する要因の検討(Name) 発表者氏名, (Affiliations) 所属先
岩永由香（筑波大学大学院

人間総合科学研究科），奥富庸一（倉敷市立短期大学），

橋本佐由理（筑波大学大学院

人間総合科学研究科）(Purpose) 目的
児童虐待が深刻な問題になっている。専門機関によって把握される児童虐待の周囲には、児に感情的な言葉をぶつけ、叩き、自分は虐待をしているのではないかと思う虐待リスクのある家庭の存在が指摘され、こうした家庭の研究・支援が求められている。そこで、虐待の発生予防を目指し、虐待の気がかりに関連する要因を明らかにすることを目的とした。
(Method) 方法
Ａ・Ｂ市の幼稚園、保育園児をもつ母親 3392 名に対し、自記式質問紙調査を 2006 年 6〜9 月（有効回収率 56.3％）に実施した。「子どもを虐待しているのではないかと思うことがある」の回答から虐待の気がかりあり、なしに群分けした。SPSS（ver.11）を使用し、虐待の気がかりを予測する因子を検討するため、X2 検定やロジスティック回帰分析を行った。
(Result and Discussion) 結果と考察
虐待の気がかりが認められた母親は 1375 名（42.4%）であった。幼少期の両親の養育態
度をネガティブにとらえる母親は、ポジティブにとらえる母親に比べ虐待の気がかりがあるリスクが 1.50 倍、自己価値感が低・中群の母親は、高群の母親と比べ虐待の気がかりがあるリスクが 2.72 倍、特性不安が強群の母親は、弱群の母親と比べ虐待の気がかりがある
リスクが 3.01 倍であった。虐待予防として、両親イメージ変容を通じた不安の抱えやすさのセルフケア、自分を愉しみ、人と愉しむことのできる生き方支援が必要であると考える。
(Concussion) 結論
母親のネガティブな両親イメージや自己イメージ、不安の抱えやすさは虐待不安に影響していた。自分を認め周りを信じることのできる生き方支援が虐待予防に求められている。

The 1st INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE OF SAT HEALTH COUNSELINGThe Subjective Well-being and Its Association with Psycho-social
Factors among Chinese College Freshmen
Hu Wenyan1, Munakata T1, Hashimoto S1
1: Division of Health Counseling Science, Department of Human Care Science, Graduate School ofComprehensive Human Sciences, University of Tsukuba, Ibaraki, Japan

Introduction: Attending a university for the first time can be stressful experience formany college freshmen. The main objectives were to investigate the subjective
well-being status of college freshmen and to examine the relationships among perceived
emotional supports, problem solving ability, negative mental health and subjective
well-being status.
Method: Cross-sectional study of 460 Chinese college freshmen (male=276,
female=184; age rage 17-23). Outcome measures: Subjective well-being was based onscores from Satisfaction with Life
Scale. State-trait Anxiety Inventory,

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increased level of problem solving ability which in turn, contributed significantly in
reduction of negative mental health which decreases the level of subjective well-being
directly. Discussion and conclusions: According to the result we found that the effort
of improve perceived emotional support should be considered as the basic work when
we try to improve college student’s mental health and subjective well-being.

THE FIRST INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE OF SAT HEALTHCOUNSELING PARTICIPANTS LIST
Name: Munakata Tsunetsugu
Institution: University of Tsukuba
Submission title: Keynote Speech: SAT counseling &Therapy as a behavioral scientifictechnique
E-Mail: munakata@hcs.tsukuba.ac.jp
Name: Sayuri Hashimoto
Institution: University of Tsukuba
Submission title: SAT Life Change Support and HbA1c Improvements in Diabetic Patients’,Part One

E-Mail: hasimoto@taiiku.tsukuba.ac.jp
Name: Noriko Higuchi
Institution: MeiKai University
Submission title: SAT Life Change Support and HbA1c Improvements in Diabetic Patients’,Part Two

E-Mail: nhiguchi@meikai.ac.jp
Name: Kei-Ichiro Kobayashi
Institution: Counseling Room ‘Vivid Life’
Submission title: Expression of Tumor-suppressor Genes and Shift in Frequency of
Human Voice Observed in Cancer Patient with Application of SAT
Imagery Therapy
E-Mail: vivid-life@tea.ocn.ne.jp
Name: Nozomi Donoyama
Institution: Department of Health, Faculty of Health Sciences, Tsukuba University ofTechnology
Submission title: An Evaluation of the Structured Association Technique (SAT)-basedGroup Counseling Program for Students with Low Vision
E-Mail: donoyama@k.tsukuba-tech.ac.jp

Name: Wenjie Yang; Mantang Zhang; Yuemei Zhao
Institution: Yunnan University psychological counseling center, China
Submission title: The SAT Treatment Intervention
to Chinese Mothers with High Parenting Stress—The Attempt of the SAT Treatment Intervention—
E-Mail: ywj1322@hotmail.com
Name: 中嶋一恵

Institution: 筑波大学大学院博士課程人間総合研究科ヒューマン・ケア科学専攻
Submission title: 糖尿病性腎症により透析を受けている患者への SAT イメージ療法の介入効果―三世帯再物語自己イメージ法による介入症例の報告―

E-Mail: K.Nakashima@hcs.tsukuba.ac.jp
Name: 岩永 由香
Institution: 筑波大学大学院博士課程人間総合研究科ヒューマン・ケア科学専攻
Submission title: 乳幼児を持つ母親の育児不安の心理社会的要因の検討
E-Mail: 11280531@mail.goo.ne.jp
Name: Wenyan Hu
Institution: Department of Human Care Science
Graduate School of Comprehensive Human Sciences University of Tsukuba
Submission title: The Subjective Well-being and Its Association with the Psycho-social
Factors among Chinese College Freshmen
E-Mail: hwy81@hotmail.co.jp
Name: Francis N. Onuoha
Institution: University of Tsukuba
E-Mail: fnonuoha@yahoo.com
Name: Mayumi Oka
Institution: Health counseling center international
E-Mail: mayumioka@gmail.com
Name: Lucie Mori
Institution: Alternative Medicine, Healthcare consulting
E-Mail: lucie@rondo.ocn.ne.jp

Name: 金子学

Institution: 株式会社

建設技術研究所

国土文化研究所(筑波大学大学院博士課程人間総合研究科ヒューマン・ケア科学専攻)
E-Mail: m-kaneko@ctie.co.jp
Name: 上田敏子

Institution: 筑波大学大学院博士課程人間総合研究科ヒューマン・ケア科学専攻
E-Mail: toshiko.ueda@tyg.jp