Tohoku is Sitoshito, but Kyushu seems to be hard and I just hope that the damage will not spread any further.
The other day, when I met with people in the mind care of a country that had a large-scale marine accident several years ago, I was repeatedly asked "What kind of support should I do in the future?"
A few years after the Great East Japan Earthquake, Iwate supporters said, “I want to ask Kobe supporters about the future.” In Kumamoto, evacuees asked me, "Tell us what our feelings will be in the future."
By the way, in the summer of 2013, the members of the 9.11/XNUMX Bereaved Families in the United States came to Otsuchi saying, "I want to help with my experience" ...!
Let me think about the significance of passing down experience.
It seems to be rainy on the weekends, but please come to the cafe because it will open well.
<This week's members>
Nobue Nakata (Psychiatric nurse)
Akiko Ito (Psychiatric Social Worker)
Internship: XNUMX people
<This week's salon>
June 24 (Sat) AM10: 00-PM15: 00 Community Café @ Former Ueda Clinic Temporary Clinic
AM will hold "Adults and children will be happy!" In parallel with the cafe.Please join us.
☆ 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.