Psychology Listening to a Story of a Troubled Person / Takeo Kondo / Hiroshi Kishimoto

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Psychology
[Contents introduction] How to listen to the stories of people of people with physical and psychological distress? How can I face the suffering and death that I encounter in my life? A record of a conversation between a palliative care doctor who gives care while listening to the story of a single one patient and a non-fiction writer who has listened to many people with stuttering, who warned against modern evidence-based medicine.
[Contents]
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Introduction
Physical and mental problems are inseparable
Things that fall from evidence
Listening to people with pain
Listening to people with pain
Chapter 1 How Dr. Kishimoto has heard the story
Just being close to me
I didn't understand this person's feelings at all
Being involved in it firmly
Listening to people with pain
Chapter 2 Listening to the story
Listening with a lower level of consciousness
Feeling of conflict
Listening to people from the outside
Thinking
Problems with listening to the story in medical practice
Listening with a lower treatment structure
Feeling afraid of death from an early age
Listening to the story from the medical perspective
Learning from Dr. Yasuhiro Yamanaka Completed graduate school. In 2003, he left the country with his newly married wife to travel and work as a writer. For about five and a half years, he repeatedly moved and settled in Australia, South-East Asia, the Chugoku region, and the Yura Shea, and wrote Reportage for monthly and weekly magazines. He returned to Japan in 2008. Since then, he has been writing based in Kyoto. His books include : 『 stuttering, I can't tell but I don't know 』 (Shincho Bunko) 『 Let's go on a trip 』 (Iwanami Junior Shinsho) 『 Nomadic Couple 』 (Kadokawa Bunko / Mishima sha) 『 to that place where I haven't seen yet 』 (Industrial Editorial Center) 『 I want to think about when I'm a teenager "Why?" "Why?" 』 (Iwanami Junior Start Books) 『 Wolf and Wild Dog 』 (co-authored by Exknowledge). Otani University / The Open University of Japan part-time lecturer, member of science writers group "Team Pascal" website https://www.yukikondo.jp/ 1976 palliative medicine Kishimoto YOUKI