Philosophy of the association
To create a society where we can heal our own hearts and the hearts of others.
To be able to heal one’s own heart and the hearts of others.
To create a society where it is possible to heal oneself and others through flower photography.
The Flower Phototherapy Association has developed a method of therapy using flower photography to help people to recognise stressful emotions deep inside them that they are unaware of on a daily basis, and to free their minds, based on the principle of ” Creating a society where it is normal to be able to heal yourself and someone else’s mind using flower photography. “.
We aim to create a better society by providing these techniques to help people understand each other better. In order to increase the number of people involved in our association, we also support the creation of jobs and training through our association-accredited courses.
Message from the Representative Director
Some of you may be hearing about flower phototherapy for the first time.
In your daily life, do you ever ask yourself:
“Will this be enough?”
If you have any doubts about your daily life, please come and have a flower phototherapy session.
It is difficult for people to become aware of their own hidden feelings, and we tend to see ourselves negatively because of feelings that are merely assumptions or imprints. As a result, we may blame ourselves or lack confidence…
But what if you could do a simple psychological analysis of the state of mind that creates your current situation? Our flower photography can easily reveal the emotions that create your situation. With a few tricks, you can see that although the meanings of each emotion appear to be different, they are connected and make up your current situation.
When you can see yourself objectively, you can understand your family and others in the same way. Mutual understanding deepens and compassion grows. If you can see with such compassionate eyes, even those who have lost faith will be transformed.
And what makes the flower photography of flower phototherapy so special is that they not only serve as a psychological test, but also help to release the emotions found with ease. For example, there are many people who suffer from self-hate.
But the reality is that they don’t know how to love themselves.
The Flower Photo Therapist uses a method called ‘Image Work’ to help you free yourself in 20 minutes. If the solution is quick and easy, more people will be able to get back to their true selves more quickly. As a result, it becomes easier to live your life. It becomes easier to make your dreams come true. The more people understand each other and the more energetic they become, the better society will be.
And to increase the number of people involved, the association was set up. Its aim is to support their development and create jobs.
Even if there are good methods, if there are not enough people who are able to use them, they are not going to make a big wave. So that’s why we created a qualification system. And we support people in using them.
There aren’t many of us yet, but we’ve started to use the therapy on ourselves, our families, and even those who were a little afraid and reluctant to try it on anyone other than families are feeling the effects of the real changes they see in others.
We want to help change society for the better. It starts with changing the individual.
So why not give it a try?
Flower Photo Therapy Association
Representative Director Yukiko Naito
Developer of flower phototherapy and president of the association
Director of Laboratory of Mind and Body Holistic Therapy
Terukoru Motomiya
Background. Studied Merleau-Ponty’s theories of the body and language at postgraduate level, followed by research in Eastern theories of the body and clinical psychology, and then yoga from India. He is a director of the Japan Holistic Medicine Association and the Japan Transpersonal Society. As a culmination of his research, he founded the Institute for Mind-Body Integration Therapy.
He combines Oriental medicine such as yoga, acupuncture and moxibustion, traditional Chinese qigong and aromatherapy with psychotherapy such as counselling and dream analysis, and incorporates psychotherapy such as flower phototherapy, which he developed independently, to research and practice holistic medicine.
BOOK
The Holistic Paradigm: Shadow Experiences and Generative Healing Power
The Healing Syndrome.
The Death Impulse and the Longing for Immortality, and many others.
Overview of the association
| Name of organization | Flower Photo therapy Association |
|---|---|
| Head office address | Sawada Bldg. 3F, 2-6-6 Kitazawa, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo 155-0062 |
| Telephone No | 03ｰ5738ｰ7095 (Only available in Japanese) |
| Director | Chairman and Director: Terukao Motomiya, Mind-Body Holistic Therapy Institute President and Director: Yukiko Naito, Heartsease (Therapy School and Salon) Director: Maki Sato Aromatherapist, Acupuncturist, Mind-Body Holistic Therapy Institute Director: Taizo Hita Qigong Shiatsu Practitioner, Mind-Body Holistic Therapy Institute |
| History | The Flower Photo Therapy Association was established in Komagome, Toshima-ku, Tokyo on 8 August 2013. The head office moved to Kitazawa, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo in December 2016 *Certification courses are held at the head office and other locations in the Aoyama area. |
| Contact | details for the association here. (Only available in Japanese) |