[Seishun Publishing Co., Ltd.] Is your life being held back by a single word you were told as a child? A psychological essay that heals wounded hearts with words Image
URL: Seishun Publishing Co., Ltd. Press release: September 24, 2025 To Members of the Press Is your life being held back by a single word you were told as a child? A psychological essay that heals hurt feelings with words. Seishun Publishing (Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo) released “A Book to Skillfully Remove the Thorns of Words That Have Stung Your Heart” (written by kokko, illustrated by Akita Midori) on September 24th.
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https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/75284/516/75284-516-9d082c1adfb9055ab870db99edb84f5c-3900×2414.jpg This book focuses on 25 specific words and introduces phrases that will remove the sting from those words that have made life difficult. It also presents words that will serve as talismans for the rest of your life. This is a psychological essay that uses words to heal hearts hurt by words. It also includes numerous illustrations by picture book author Akita Midori.
https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/75284/516/75284-516-fa5bc5b8d283616f5db57d214f2d7994-3900×2414.jpg Table of Contents of this Book Part 1: Recognizing the “thorns of words” that remain stuck in your heart 1. “Do it properly!” → What does “properly” mean? It’s okay to slack off. 2. “Don’t cause trouble for others” → It’s natural to cause trouble for others. Thank you. That helped. 3. “Don’t cry!” → It’s okay to cry. 4. “Don’t get carried away with praise.” → Thank you! I’m happy. 5. “Don’t lie!” → I’m proud of myself for being able to recognize rude words towards others! ……Others Part 2: Say “positive words” to yourself and live your own life What does it mean to say “positive words” to yourself? – Words that become curses and words that become magic – Have you ever had a habit of using these “curse words”? – What are the “magic words” that can break verbal curses? 1. I’m great for trying so hard ・Build trust with yourself ・Hugging yourself (self-hug) ・Praise and encourage yourself for small things 2. Losing is winning ・The spoiled brat inside you ・Don’t fight! ・The true meaning of “giving up” 3. Don’t worry, everything will be fine. ・You’ll be fine because you’re protected. ・Three words left by Ikkyu. ・Que Sera Sera ……Others
https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/75284/516/75284-516-415b08d29bc2f0743a0f69c7059ba8a2-3900×2414.jpg Author profile kokko Heart counselor. She began working as a mental therapist in 2010. After listening to the words of over 1,000 people, she realized that many people suffer from the “curse of their parents’ words,” making life difficult. Having suffered for many years from being bound by the words her parents said to her, she published “Parent Poison: Why Is Life So Hard?” (Cosmo 21) in 2015. In addition to individual counseling, she currently hosts a variety of courses and events offering tips for women to live happily. She also runs the “Online Kokko Club,” a members-only club that shares “words” to help people move their lives in a positive direction. Her motto is “Spreading the joy of living through words,” in order to increase the number of people with smiles, even if it’s just one person. Book information
https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/75284/516/75284-516-d7bfa6ff7191a58e91b7b3113c6c044f-1704×2500.jpg A book that skillfully removes the thorns of words that have pierced your heart. Author: kokko Illustrations: Akita Midori Release date: September 24, 2025 Price: ¥1,760 (tax included) ISBN:
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