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The Japanese Society of Psychosomatic Pediatrics is dedicated to advancing research and clinical practice in pediatric psychosomatic medicine. The society invites professionals engaged in this vital field to become members, requiring adherence to its mission and the commitment to contribute through annual membership fees. Membership applications involve submitting specific documentation, including a recommendation letter from a registered member, ensuring a thorough review process conducted quarterly by the board.

In addition to fostering professional development, the society hosts academic gatherings, offers research grants, and certifies specialists in the field, promoting excellence in children’s mental health care. Among its scholarly contributions are publications that address various psychosomatic disorders affecting children. The society is committed to providing resources, insights, and opportunities for collaboration among practitioners dedicated to enhancing the well-being of children. With an annual fee structure of 12,000 yen for physicians and 10,000 yen for non-physicians, it aims to accommodate a diverse range of healthcare professionals.