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Japanese National Health Insurance does not cover these services and is not the private-insurance option.

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Please use the booking calendar, enquiry form or email for non-urgent questions.

Between sessions

LivFull Psychology is an appointment-based service and does not provide emergency or crisis support. Messages between sessions are intended primarily for scheduling, payment and administrative matters. Therapy-related reflections may be sent only where this has been agreed with the clinician. Messages are answered as soon as practicable but must not be used for emergencies.

In an emergency in Japan

• Ambulance or fire: 119
• Police: 110
• TELL Lifeline: 0800-300-8355 (toll-free) or 03-5774-0992

Scope

• Psychology practice — no medication or prescriptions.
• Psychological evaluation, profiling, findings and recommendations — not medical diagnosis.
• Evaluations are hybrid; standardised testing is in person.
• Report acceptance is decided by the receiving organisation.