POMR Inner Core

What is the POMR Method？

The POMR (Process Oriented Memory Resolution) method is a psychological process that was developed by Dr. Mariko Tanaka, Ph.D.
It is based on the trauma paradigm rather than the psychopathology paradigm, which means people recover from troubling behavior patterns that prevent them realizing their full potential.
It is an innovative method that brings about dramatic and rapid changes in people’s behavior and lives.

The POMR method assists one to reach into one’s core and makes it possible for a person to utilize his innate capacity to its fullest.
The effectiveness of the POMR method in unleashing creativity was tested in a project at the Osaka University in 2002 among the researchers of the Electronic Engineers, a study that yielded statistically significant results.

As a result of the Osaka University project, the Sosho Company was established, and its innovative approaches and rapid growth led to several awards in the biotechnology fields.
A report on its achievements was published in the scientific journal, Nature in October 2005. （Cyranoski, David “Regions: Primed for biotech boom” pp.1060-1062,Volume 437, Number 7061 October 2005). Nikkei Information Strategy Magazine also published Sosho’s achievement in the January 2007. . It was titled Kiyoshima, Naoki" Sosho: Avoiding Failure Risk of University amp; Industry Joint Venture by Utilization of Psychological Method"（translation） pp.62-65 January 2007

Meaning of the Company Name:
According to Graphology the POMR method has the following meaning.
P：Self Love
O：Openness in Communication
Ｍ：Grace
Ｒ：Creativity

The company was named POMR Inner Core to reflect the POMR process. By employing the POMR method process people reach into the core-self and activate self-love. They also develop the ability for open communication and for unleashing their innate creativity.