Reported 12 months ago
After major disasters like the 0403 earthquake, the focus is often on rebuilding homes and roads, but the invisible emotional trauma may require even longer to heal. Listening to survivors of the Taroko landslide sharing their fears of collapsing during aftershocks, it becomes clear that trauma lingers long after the physical wounds heal. From traumatized civilians and frontline rescuers to psychological counselors helping rebuild lives, the importance of mental health support post-disaster is highlighted, emphasizing the need for society's understanding and care. The article showcases the long-lasting effects of trauma and the importance of professional help and community support in Taiwan's disaster mental health landscape.
Source: YAHOO