REGISTRATION IS FULL FOR THIS EVENT: Excellence and Wellbeing : Achieving & Growing Both
UNFORTUNATELY WE CANNOT ACCEPT ANY MORE REGISTRATIONS FOR THIS EVENT. THANKS FOR YOUR SUPPORT. (No walk-ins admitted) McKinsey and Harvard-trained psychiatrist Dr. Yukio Ishizuka to speak in English at Residents Common Room at Roppongi Hills.
Dr. Yukio Ishizuka graduated from Keio University Medical School, Tokyo, Japan and completed his residency in Psychiatry at Mass Mental Health Center, Harvard Medical School. His interest in organizations and business led him to work at McKinsey and later as President and Co-founder of a subsidiary of Mitsubishi for mergers and acquisitions. In 1976 he returned to psychiatry asking new questions of his field, "What does it mean to be well?"
Excellence and Wellbeing : Achieving
& Growing Both
Are there inescapable spheres of health and
happiness that contribute to well-being? Can they help me become happier
and more successful today? Dr. Yukio Ishizuka, a Harvard trained Japanese
psychiatrist, will discuss how we can grow and balance our sense of self, close
intimate relationships, and our achievements. He will discuss spheres of
well-being that contribute to well-being across cultures, stress symptoms, five
alternatives at our threshold for stress, fear of closeness and success and how
to use setbacks and crisis and emerge stronger.
This lecture will be held on Wednesday April 30th from 7-9pm. Please bring your own bento if you wish to eat. Tea and soft drinks will be provided.
Location: Roppongi Hills Residence B Residents Common Room (Roppongi Hills residence buildings are across Keyakizaka Street from the main Roppongi Hills complex.)
Map at http://www.moriliving.com/en/estate/sa/roppongihills/location
Enter at small side entrance of Residence Hall B labeled "Community Hall" next to Toraya Cafe. MAP: http://www.toraya-cafe.co.jp/shopinfo/roppongi.php
This event is fully registered. Only those already registered will be admitted at the door.
For problems with registering or other questions please mail yay090@mail.harvard.edu
Speaker bio:
Dr. Yukio Ishizuka
Dr. Yukio Ishizuka graduated from Keio University Medical School, Tokyo, Japan in 1964. He completed his residency in Psychiatry at Mass Mental Health Center, Harvard Medical School in 1969. His interest in organizations and business lead him to work at McKinsey & Company and later as President and Co-founder of a subsidiary of Mitsubishi for mergers and acquisitions. In 1976 he returned to psychiatry asking new questions of his field, "What does it mean to be well?" He is the founder of Japan International Medical Students Association (JIMSA), which received the coveted Japanese Health Culture Award in 2007 by the Minister of Japanese Health at the Japanese Imperial Palace. His book Self-Actualization, published by Kodansha sold over 45,000 copies in Japan and was re-printed nine times. Happily married for 44 years with three children, he is also a member of the Salmagundi Club of N.Y. as a resident artist.