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I went to various clinics, but finally I met a teacher who I met. At first, Professor Yamashita had a cool impression, but when I talked to him, he was kind and very easy to talk to.

The inside of the clinic is very clean and has a calm environment. Even for me, who doesn't know psychology, the treatment content is easy to understand because he talks about things in everyday life. The staff are also kind and gentle, so I was able to hear immediately if there was something I wanted to ask.

There is a big difference between when you listen carefully and when you feel uncomfortable. It makes me nervous every time. I can understand the doctor's mood. If so, I should change it, but sometimes I am very addicted to it, and because the procedures are difficult, it is troublesome to change it. Why did you come when you didn't have to come? When asked with such a feeling, I hesitate in various ways, and in the end, I just go through the place. I go because I can't control my feelings and intentions. It may be busy and frustrating, but I'd like you to devise a little more introductory part.

I had a medical examination about a year ago. I thought I might be depressed, so I didn't know which hospital to go to, so I booked this clinic that I noticed. Is it a psychologist before the doctor's examination on the day? I receive counseling, or something like a pre-examination hearing, but that person's way of saying and attitude seems to be very overwhelming and angry at something, and there is a problem with how to organize and convey myself. It may have happened, but I was a little panicked with tears. Subsequent examinations by the teacher showed that he was new to this condition and did not know what to do, he was pessimistic or dependent on things in the first place, and there may be something wrong before depression (for example). I intended to tell you that (ADHD, etc.), but I may not have been able to tell it well because I was a little panicked during the counseling in the previous stage. As a result, I was told that I think you are different because ADHD likes you. I was prescribed medicine, but I consulted with the people around me that I might be depressed because there was something I couldn't help myself with, and decided to go to another hospital that I was referred to. The process up to the medical examination was the same at that hospital, but there was a psychologist who kindly listened to me, a test that visualized the symptoms, and a teacher who asked me what I wanted to be. I was able to convey my doubts and anxieties. The result was depression, which was then tested and diagnosed as a mixed ADHD and ASD developmental disorder. So I found out that it is a characteristic of the brain that is pessimistic and prone to depression in the first place, and I remember that I was convinced when compared with past events. I am currently on medication. Of course, ADHD and ASD are natural brain characteristics that are neither ill nor visible, and I think that the diagnosis may differ from teacher to teacher depending on what the patient said at the time of the examination. So I don't want to say which one is wrong. Based on multifaceted information, I think it is important to meet a teacher who seems to be convinced by the patient, to move forward if this is the case, and to give advice that it will be easier to live. However, as I felt that the pre-listening was such that the patient would not be close to me, I thought that it might affect the subsequent examination, so now that my depression has calmed down, I will post it again. I'll enjoy having this. The inside of the hospital is kept clean and bright, and there are always patients waiting, so I think that it is a suitable teacher and hospital for those who meet.

My family is going to the hospital. I heard that the reception staff and teachers are very kind and the hospital has a beautiful and warm atmosphere. It seems that they are listening carefully. When I heard that story, I felt that I could leave it to me with confidence. There are many clinics in Ikebukuro, but there aren't many in this area, so it's very safe and it's very helpful to be able to go alone. Thank you, continue.

I am indebted to another hospital. I used to go there, but I couldn't go there due to the move, so I'm saved because it's near the station and near the station. I'm suffering from depression and I'm suffering from the director, but I'm grateful that he always listens politely and smilingly. What surprised me was that when I talked about having a roommate, he talked to my "partner" without specifying the gender. I felt that they were being dealt with with various considerations. In addition, he said that he would like to reduce the withdrawal symptoms of the drug because he had a hard time, and he responded. The receptionist is always smiling, calm and reassuring. I didn't know anything about independence support, so I am very grateful and grateful to have been taught for the first time. I am very grateful that reservations and cancellations can be made online. (Because I am not good at telephone etc.) Thank you for your patience.

I will write it separately for good points and bad points. 【good point】 ・ The hospital is clean and tidy ・ The response of the male receptionist is cheerful ・ Impression that the teacher listens to the story sincerely ・ Online reservation is very convenient [Bad point] ・ The doctor's clothes are clearly branded and smell like money. ・ I want to lead to depression (I visited the clinic on suspicion of developmental disability) ・ It is written on the HP that there is group counseling, exercise therapy, and blood tests by doctors, but it is not actually done. ・ When I talked about how to improve it, I just asked him to read what was written in the booklet.

I've been going there for about a year. It's annoying that the director sometimes has a bad deadline, but he listens to me and respects the patient's intentions when prescribing medicine. The staff of nurses, psychologists, and insurance mental welfare workers are all kind and have a very different atmosphere from the Enomoto Clinic I used to attend. Patients with various problems go to day care, but the director has a lot of time to take charge of it directly, and the doctor's eyes are careful, so there is no need to worry about it in group cognitive behavioral therapy.