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Events & Webinars
* We will update plans such as lectures from time to time.
*List of past courses here. If you would like videos, please use form below.
What's new 2022.5.22
Sponsored by the Tottori Children's Mental Health Care Network Project, which received over 800 viewers from all over the country
"Support for mutism from a medical point of view” will be distributed free of charge!
If you are interested, please use the inquiry form below.
Upcoming lectures
We are currently not planning any lectures or courses.
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◆バイリンガルと発達特性
児童精神科医 坂野真理（さかのまり）
英語環境の教育を受けさせているのに、子どもの英語が上達しない・・・というお悩みについて、虹の森センターロンドンで経験した様々な例をあげて、その理由を解説します。
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◆療育の必要性
臨床発達心理士・公認心理師 川久保友紀（かわくぼゆき）
「発達特性のあるお子さんに療育は必要？」とのご質問に、発達障がいの療育歴20年を超えるベテラン臨床発達心理士の川久保友紀（かわくぼゆき）がお答えします。療育とは何か、何のために行うのか、対応のポイントなど、発達特性のあるお子さんと向き合う保護者の方のためのヒントがつまっています。
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◆認知行動療法について
臨床心理士・公認心理師 竹本奈津子（たけもとなつこ）
子どもが抱えるストレスや不安などの心の問題と向き合う方法について、子どもの認知行動療法の基本的な知識から、実際の事例まで、臨床心理士・公認心理師の竹本奈津子（たけもとなつこ）が解説します。
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◆保育所等訪問支援
臨床発達心理士・公認心理師・特別支援教育士 矢田美恵子（やたみえこ）
保育所等訪問支援の枠組みを使い、保育園だけではなく、小学校や中学校まで特別支援教育に関わる支援を行っています。特別支援教育（通級指導）に30年以上携わってきた元小学校教員で公認心理師・特別教育支援士の資格を持つ矢田美恵子（やたみえこ）が、虹の森での取り組みをご紹介します。保育所等訪問支援でここまでできる！ことを実感して頂けたらと思います。
＊「保育所等訪問支援」は日本でのみ利用できる制度です。
ロンドンでは、有料にて幼稚園や教育機関の訪問支援や支援会議を行っております。
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Past webinar videos
You can apply for past lecture videos from the following.
Please use the inquiry form to apply.
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2022年3月 「医学的な視点からみた緘黙の支援」坂野 真理
（鳥取県子どもの心の診療ネットワーク事業主催）
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過去の有料講演動画
過去の講演動画を下記よりお申し込み頂けます。
お申し込みは、お問い合わせフォームからお願いします。
At Nijinomori Clinic, from the first year of opening, parent training and
We have been working to create various learning opportunities such as faculty and staff lectures and various lectures.
Since it was held online from the second year of Reiwa,
You can now watch the contents of past lectures by recording.
In addition, you can watch the ones with free description for free.
If there is a paid description, it will be £ 12 per course.
Please use the lecture application form at the bottom of the page to apply.
Webinars
November 11, 2020 London Branch Opening Commemorative Lecture (Free)
① "Bilingual and child development" Mari Sakano
② "Children's mind and brain" Yuki Kawakubo
November 21, 2020 "Children's developmental disabilities / school refusal: how much medicine do you need?" Mari Sakano
February 24, 2020 "Children's Communication"
① "Support for communication of children from early childhood to school age" Yuki Kawakubo
② "How to deal with communication problems of teens" Mari Sakano
March 17, 2020 "Children's Learning: Cognitive and Non-Cognitive Abilities"
① "Cognitive characteristics and learning support" Mieko Yata
② "Non-cognitive ability and learning support" Mari Sakano
April 24, 2020 "Can't concentrate? I'm not good at socializing? Face the developmental irregularities of adults" (free)
① "How do you distinguish the developmental irregularities of adults?" Mari Sakano
② "People with and without developmental disabilities live together" Yuki Kawakubo
(Https://rainbowforest.peatix.com/view)
Testimony
・ I learned a lot about the language that I was interested in as a family living in the UK. Also, I was encouraged to hear that the characteristics of developmental disabilities, which are only described on the negative side even when searched online, are the inside out of their strengths. Thank you for today! (Participants in the opening commemorative lecture)
・ I am very grateful to the doctors who have a wealth of experience and research for giving lectures on the growth and development of children during the corona vortex. Also, as everyone is a mom, I think it is a big point to be able to sympathize with the difficulty of raising children. I would like to continue participating in lectures and lectures in the future. Thank you very much. (Participants in the opening commemorative lecture)
・ As a supporter, I participated to deepen my knowledge about medicines. At the same time as my perception changes, I think that the way of communicating and empathizing with parents will change from tomorrow. I also felt the importance of the nursing field. Thank you very much. (Participants in "How much medicine do you need?")
・ Since there are regional differences in the treatment and support system (including hospitals, homes, welfare establishments such as school children and day services), I was really grateful to see such study sessions, initiatives and cases. Even in the area where I live, I thought that if there were activities like Mr. Nijinomori Clinic, it would lead to the construction of a better support system. (Participants in "How much medicine do you need?")
・ I learned a lot. Thank you very much. While supporting at the facility, I thought that I received a lot of hints for support and involvement with mothers and children. Let me study again. Thank you. (Participants in "Children's Communication")
·thank you very much. I hope that it will become commonplace to have various ways of learning. I feel that there are still many adults who think that support is special. "Knowing the characteristics-> knowing the learning method that suits you-> using it at school or in your daily life-> making it easier to live" I wondered if that would also improve non-cognitive ability. (Participants in "Children's Learning")
・ As my family spends more time together due to Korona-ka, the number of conflicts with my husband has increased and the atmosphere in my home has become tingling. No matter how many times I was careful, I made repeated mistakes, and after that I was frustrated every day because I was spending time cleaning up. I was just thinking about how to convert my husband and how to correct my mistakes, but in the lecture, I could see hints on how to communicate and points that I should change, and it was a scale from my eyes. (Participants in the lecture "Facing Adult Developmental Unevenness")
・ I have always been very interested in the uneven personality. My husband had been worried that this might be the case for a long time, but after hearing yesterday's story, I think he has grown so old because of his uneven personality and nature. I once told my husband about it, but of course he wasn't aware of it and was furious. Isn't it this old? unnecessary? I think it was very helpful. Thank you very much. ( Participants in the lecture "Facing Adult Developmental Unevenness")
2020/2021 Professional Development Courses for Japanese teachers
Lecturer: Mieko Yata
May 9, 2020 What do you do to grasp the actual situation?
June 13, 2020 Clumsy children (body)
July 11, 2020 Let's think about support from the results of WISC-IV part1
August 8, 2020 Children who are not good at "reading"
September 12, 2020 Let's think about support from the results of WISC-IV part2
October 10, 2020 What you want to learn by school (no recording)
December 12, 2020 Children who are not good at "writing"
January 9, 2021 Children who are not good at "calculation"
February 13, 2021 Clumsy children (fingers)
Testimony
・ I learned a lot not only this time but also through the lectures, such as the importance of basic senses, the perspective of finding difficulties for a child, and finding a method that suits the child so that it will not be a painful time. Thank you very much!
・ I tend to look only at clumsy parts, but I think it is important to know where the trouble comes from. And if you can solve it with support goods, I think you should use it in your school life. I feel that it will be a practice to devise and live by myself. I think it will be difficult to prepare, but I would be grateful if you could hold a lecture next year as well. Thank you very much.
・ As for math disabilities, I have fewer opportunities to receive training than reading and writing disabilities, and I think I was doing it with the experience and feeling I had taught so far. When I received a consultation, I felt that it was important to take a closer look at the stage at which I was stumbling and to refer to the results of the inspection. Thank you very much.
・ I found that there are many teaching materials and support that can be used depending on the actual situation and where the trip is. Even if you are in the field of education, you cannot use it unless you know it, so you can take a course and study. Thank you very much.
・ It was a great learning experience for me to learn how to think about each of the four WISC indicators when they are strong and when they are weak. I think that the range of expression methods when giving feedback to parents and school teachers will expand. Thank you very much.
・ It is important to observe "why?" Before saying "Look carefully and read" to people who are not good at reading. I understand the points of observation. I would like to make use of it for support.
