Keio Center for Stress Research (CSR)

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Summary

In recent years, mental health problems in companies have become a major social issue in Japan. These problems include the increase in the number of long-term absences from work due to mental health problems, the considerable number of the suicides, the increase in the number of applications and certifications for workers' compensation for mental disorders, and the implementation of stress checks. The impact caused by mental health problems is a huge burden for both the people with mental health problem and the companies. The purpose of establishing the Stress Research Center is to solve the impact of these mental health problems on society with the knowledge of psychiatry and clinical psychology.

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Keio Center for Stress Research

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Members

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Name	Affiliation	Position	Field of Specialization/Research Interests
◎ Masaru Mimura	School of Medicine	Professor	Neuropsychology, Geriatric Psychiatry
Mitsuhiro Sado	School of Medicine	Senior Assistant Professor	Healthcare management, Medical sociology, Psychiatry
Akira Ninomiya	School of Medicine	Project Research Associate	Mood disorders, Anxiety disorders, Mental health of workers
Masashi Yamada	School of Medicine	Specially Appointed Assistant Professor	Psychiatric science, Industrial & Occupational mental health
Fumie Saito	School of Medicine	Specially Appointed Assistant Professor	Neuropsychology, Cognitive rehabilitation
Mihoko Shibuya	School of Medicine	Specially Appointed Assistant Professor	Clinical psychology, Industrial & Occupational mental health
Chie Takamori	School of Medicine	Specially Appointed Assistant Professor	Clinical psychology, Industrial & Occupational mental health
Hajime Tabuchi	School of Medicine	Project Associate Professor	Psychiatric science, Neuroscience in general, Intelligent robotics, Science and Engineering
Akihiro Koreki	School of Medicine	Specially Appointed Assistant Professor	Psychiatric science, Neuropsychology
Joichiro Shirahase	KGRI	Collaborative Researcher	Psychiatry, Occupational mental health
Yuki Miura	KGRI	Collaborative Researcher	Occupational mental health