Medicines should be delivered to psychiatric patients.

Earthquakes can cause anxiety for both children and adults. Specialist Psychologist Ezgi Dokuzlu from Anadolu Health Center stated that parents do not explain the concept of earthquake to their children at all, or that they may cause intense anxiety and stress in the child with erroneous expressions.

Rescue teams from many countries came to the earthquake region immediately after the Kahramanmaraş earthquakes and played an important role in the rescue of many people by participating in search and rescue efforts.

Immunocompromised patients are a special group whose treatment should continue without interruption. Because these patients are much more prone to infections than other individuals, it obliges them to pay attention to sanitation and hygiene recommendations as much as possible.

Seferihisar Municipality, which has been with the earthquake victims since the first day of the disaster of the century that stifled Turkey, provides full support to meet all the needs of the earthquake victims who came to the district.

Psychosocial support activities initiated by psychologists and creative drama trainers working within the Keçiören Municipality for earthquake-affected children continue without slowing down.

İzmir Provincial Directorate of National Education R&D Unit organizes “Psychosocial First Aid for Families After Earthquake” Seminar within the scope of İzmir Academic Achievement Increasing Project (İZBAP).

What is Trauma?

Experiential play therapy emerged from child-centered play therapy. It focuses on children’s understanding of the world not from the cognitive level, but through their experiences. Through play, children express both their experiences and their feelings. Since children cannot express their emotions cognitively, they use toys and metaphors. The toy is the language of the child.

Stating that the central body temperature drops below 35 degrees is called ‘hypothermia’, Internal Medicine Specialist from Medical Park Karadeniz Hospital. Nuh Kaya, “Body temperature between 32-35 degrees is defined as mild hypothermia, between 28-32 degrees as moderate and lower than 28 degrees as deep hypothermia.