*This event has been canceled as par tof efforts to help prevent the spread of the new coronavirus.
We sincerely apologize to everyone who looked forward to the event, and humbly ask for your kind understanding.


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Living for yourself
What is truly important to you? Going on a treasure hunt to find your true self

In our modern information society, we often hear people say that with so much information out there, it's hard to understand what you really want to do, or can't find it.

In this seminar, experience 'image work' (ending story) to hypothetically examine the ends of our lives, and discover what our subconscious tells us about what we really want to do, and how we should find it.

If you can find what you want to do or what you can do through image work, then you can say that you have found your goal for the future. In this way we hope you will be able to find a way to live for yourself.


Contents:
①Lecture purpose

②Self-analysis through work sheet: personality/explanation/discovery

③About image work

④Try image work

⑤Group discussion

⑥The current state of medicine and nursing

⑦Message from the lecturer

*The contents of this lecture are the same as those held at the Nerima ward community center in 2014 and 2015.

Lecturer profile: Mirei Akechi
Has worked as a nurse in a university hospital, corporate clinic, nursing home, hospice home, and also in-home care.
Also has experience with coaching patients, terminal care, and family care.
Has also done work in health management and emergency medicine in the entertainment industry, and also teaches cooking courses on meals that will boost your immune system.
After experiencing an illness, started researching natural hygiene, macrobiotics, and other dietary methods, as well as traditional and western medicine, and has visited 40 countries.
Also active as a 'facilitator', using psychology, psychiatry, NLP, and coaching to teach the value of self-medication.

Date: 2020/03/22 (Sun) 13:00~15:00
Place: Kurukuru Global Hub (5-minute walk from Shibuya station)
Address: Tokyo, Shibuya, Shibuya 1-13-5
Fee: 1,000 yen for Oakhouse residents; 2,500 for non-Oakhouse residents
*You are welcome to join us even if you do not live in Oakhouse. Please note however that the fee is different.
*This lecture is in Japanese only. There will be no interpreters available.