When visiting a disaster area in Tohoku due to the influence of the Kumamoto earthquake, we hear voices saying “I remember when I watched TV” and “I feel so hard to understand the difficulty”.
Also, the supporter said, “When I hear the sound of the SDF helicopter, I want to get on, I want to give back (but the current situation I can't go to is ridiculous),” Some people say that it is impossible to secure safety if seismic activity is not settled.
I think that those who are from Kumamoto, Oita, Kyushu, and those who are related will feel frustrating. Last week, a young alumni from a high school with Kumamoto raised his voice and raised money in a downtown area in Tokyo. I was excited to express my feelings about my hometown.
By the way, “Orenji Tsushin”, published monthly by Otsuchimachishakyo, will have a series of multi-disciplinary jobs focused on this year in a relay format.
It is distributed to all temporary towns and disaster public housing, and you can see the back number on the company's website. Please take a look if you have a chance. I would like to tell you some tips on how to keep your heart and body healthy.
<This week's members>
Psychiatrist: Mitsuru Suzuki (Iwate Medical University)
Comedy: Yuko Murakami (clinical psychologist)
Noriko Okamoto (psychiatric nurse)
Akiko Ito (mental health worker)
＋ XNUMX internships
<This week's salon>
April 23 (Sat) AM10: 00-PM3: 00 @ Former Ueda Clinic Temporary Clinic "Health and Body Health Cafe"
☆ Kokogake is a salon with many types of minds (psychiatric doctors, psychiatric nurses, clinical psychologists, mental health welfare workers, etc.), regardless of whether they are large or small. Please feel free to consult us. Member profile and salon scenery are posted on the website.