1
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physical therapy
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Japan
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Incorporates Eastern medicine principles such as acupuncture and herbal remedies
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1
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2
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psychotherapy
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Japan
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Often seen as stigmatizing and not widely embraced as a form of mental health treatment
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1
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3
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psychotherapy
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Japan
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Less commonly practiced compared to traditional Eastern healing methods such as meditation or herbal remedies
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1
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4
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psychotherapy
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Japan
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Less common form of treatment for mental health issues, stigma around seeking professional help for psychological problems
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1
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5
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therapist
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Japan
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Therapists are often sought for physical ailments and can be traditional medicine practitioners
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1
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6
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therapist
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Japan
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Therapists are less commonly sought out, and mental health services may carry a social stigma, leading to a preference for alternative forms of emotional support.
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1
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7
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therapist
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Japan
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Therapists often incorporate mindfulness and relaxation techniques into their sessions to address mental health concerns.
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1
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8
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therapy
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Japan
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Considered less acceptable to openly discuss mental health issues and seek therapy
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1
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