I went to Kumamoto support for a week.
It was just when the scattered shelters began to be consolidated and the move to secondary shelters (existing accommodation facilities) began.
On the other hand, there were still people staying in the car due to pet problems, etc., and stretched tents were prominent around the shelters.
The number of secondary shelters has never reached the number of evacuees, and construction of temporary housing has just begun.
In addition, due to concerns about the functional decline of the elderly, a salon-style group approach of exercise and tea ceremony was also started.
There were many people who wanted to talk to someone about their anxiety and disaster experience, saying, “I don't have any information”, while there were some voices saying “I'm happy that this is the first time since I evacuated.”
When I learned from Tohoku, I was sometimes asked to tell me what our life and feelings will be in the future.
The emotional care that comes close to each situation and life is the impression that it is the future.
At this week's heart, we will be closed for the cafe salon at the base and will have individual interviews, visits, and regular salons at Nukukko House.
<This week's members>
Psychiatrist:
Chita Fujii (Iwaki Saiseikai Maikohama Hospital)
Comedic:
Nobue Nakata (Psychiatric nurse)
Yuko Murakami (clinical psychologist)
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<This week's salon>
5 Mon 14 (Sat) AM10: 30-PM12: 00 @ Nukukko House
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