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（Last updated : 2024-04-02 16:15:50）

MURAMOTO Kuniko

Department / Course Graduate School of Human Science

Title / Position Professor

Other Affiliations
1.	Kinugasa Research Organization Institute of Human Sciences

Academic background
1.	2001/05 Degree Acquisition	│ Graduate School of the Union Institute Ph.D. Psychology and Womens Studies
2.	～1985/03	Petagogy │ Kyoto University │ Graduated
3.	～1987/03	Master Course │ Educational Methodology │ Graduate School, Division of Education │ Graduateschool of Kyoto University │ Completed

Research activities
1.		Japanese Society Of Community Psychology
2.		Society for Community Research and Action
3.		Japanese Association of Qualitative Psychology
4.		The Association of Japanese Clinical Psychology
5.		The Japanese Association for Humanistic Psychology
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Subject of research
1.	Clinical Psychological Support for Female and Child Victims of DV, Abuse, Sexual Harm, etc.
2.	Life Stories of Women
3.	disaster and culture
4.	Intergenerational Chain of Trauma by Offense and Injury in War
5.	Prevention of Violence and Peace Education

Research summary
Support of parenting, abuse prevention, support and prevention of women's trauma including DV, abuse and sex damage, generation-to-generation chain of trauma caused by being war offenders or victims, and peace education Effective support and prevention education will be developed and provided for women and children suffering from trauma caused by abuse, DV and other violence damages. I will study generation-to-generation chain of trauma caused by being war offenders or victims, including holocaust, and build peace psychology to overcome such trauma.

Present specialized field
Clinical Psychology, Gender (Keyword：clinical psychology, trauma psychology, women's studies, gender, community psychology, irenology child care support, abuse, domestic violence (DV), intergenerational trauma, war and trauma, life cycle of women, recovery from disaster, narrative)

Books
1.	2012/02	Generalational Transmission of War Trauma and Approaches to Reconciliation and Restoration: Report on "Remenbering Nanjing 2011 │ (Co-authored)

Papers
1.	2020/02	Hear the Wind Sing as an Initial Novel- Suffering and Self-healing of "I │ MURAKAMI　REVIEW │ １,pp.1-16 (Sole-authored)
2.	2014/05	Notes on Schmid’s “Psychotherapy is Political or it is not Psychotherapy: The Person-Centred Approach as an Essentially Political Venture” │ Psychotherapy and Politics International │ 12 (1),pp.58-64 (Sole-authored)
3.	2012/02	Generational Transmission of War Trauma and Approaches to Reconcilliation and Restoration: Report on "Remenbering Nanjing 2011" and Assignment We Bear │ Research for Collaboration Model of Human Services │ 3,pp.365-380 (Sole-authored)
4.	2011/11	History and Current Approaches to Violence Towards Women in Japan │ Feminism & Psychology │ 21 (4),pp.509-514 (Sole-authored)
5.	2011/03	Women's trauma and resilience from an ecological viewpoint │ Creating New Human Services; │ ,pp.73-84 (Sole-authored)
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Academic conference presentation
1.	2022/06/16	The Power of Land: Folktales and Resilience in the Aftermath of Tohoku Earthquake (The Society for Qualitative Inquiry in Psychology (SQIP) 2022 conference)
2.	2019/06/26	Recovery from a disaster and community resilience through the revitalization of folktales, festivals, folk religions: the role of external supporters in the Tohoku region of Japan (17th Biennial Conference on Community Research and Action)
3.	2016/08/17	Transforming the Self to Transform the World (Northeast Asian Regional Peace Building Institute Workshop 2016)
4.	2015/10/08	Weaving the Tapestry of Peace and Nonviolence: Peacebuilding and Efforts for Reconciliation on Northeast Asia and Beyond (The 11th International Expressive Arts Therapy Association Conference)
5.	2014/05/09	Community Support through "East Japan Family Support Project (21st International Federation for Psychotherapy World Congress of Psychotherapy)
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