The leader of the Red Cross describes the scene at the airport 'very chaotic', but also praises the extraordinary dignity of the Afghanistan residents of the area. There are shoes and are trembling. Known children seem to be wearing a diaper they wore when fleeing Afghanistan several days before. Volunteers have praised the extraordinary rates and endurance of refugees, including about 2,200 children. They were taken to him to escape the Taliban
.Dara Leonard, head of the British Red Cross group, said some people fainted at the airport due to exhaustion. Others, including pregnant women and "Weak healthy people" are taken straight to the hospital. "They were extremely exhausted," Leonard said after being one of the first to welcome the Afghan family to Heathrow Airport
Refugees from Afghanistan waiting to carry out procedures after a evacuation flight at Heathrow Airport. Photo: Guardian. People who welcome the scene describing the scene at his airport are "shocking" and "absolute chaos" because thousands of people need treatment before moving to hotels away from 100 km away, Where they have to be isolated for 10 days. The mental health problem when the British army finally returned on August 29, the government wrote about 5,000 British citizens and their families were transported by aircraft from Kabul Along with more than 8,000 former Afghan and family and family members and people at risk of being attacked by the Taliban. The family said that it was all injured and it would be more serious if they couldn't quickly stabilize Living in England. Jennifer Wild, Associate Professor of Experimental Psychology and Clinical Psychologist specializing in injury tension disorder (PTSD) in Oxford, said it was important to break the relationship Awareness between things they used to experienced in Afghanistan and present so they quickly stabilized. According to the experience of rescue chilean openers In 2010, she said that regular contact is important to help anyone undergo PTSD after evacuating. "Communication is really important because it helps reduce feeling uncertain and worry. So can say: 'This is our place, this is your temporary place, this is our work schedule, this is where we think you can rebuild your family'. This is much better than not leaving contact information and only says: 'We will visit your home, we don't know when to contact someone if you have symptoms'
This is harsh and more difficult to solve much, "said Dr. Wild Address. It has seen many cases of refugees in the UK and those with PTSD are abandoned for many years without resolving. But she added. That no one has to "endure PTSD symptoms or depression for months": "Treatment Therapy can begin earlier, as long as there are no threats going on with them. Hopefully, especially when they are in the UK ". Treatment of PTSD for normal refugees, people should be allowed to settle for about 1 month because PTSD has a relatively high natural recovery rate. If people There are still symptoms now, they can be treated with a cognitive behavioral therapy focusing on injury. Dara Leonard at Heathrow airport, welcoming Afghan families to move to England. Photo: Guardian. Therapy includes behavioral awareness therapy and emphasis and rebuilding of eye movement, including recounting, re-evaluating injuries and focusing on more active interpretations. For example, they It is recommended to think that they have survived the big event, instead of they almost died. The recommended people who include diplomats - who have worked in evacuation attempts. They will be continued Close to mental health support, including counseling, after going through "difficult, complex crisis and fast movements" .Wild said she is working v At many medical staff and those who served in the armed forces in Afghanistan were shocked by recent news. Many of them came to Afghanistan to work towards a common goal. But the rapid badness of the situation there after too many sacrifices has made them feel desperate. Friends and families of refugees should note almost everything related to the experience of pain in Afghanistan can stimulate them, such as the sound of the helicopter on the head or smell of smoke cigarettes. According to Dr. Wild, the key to reducing PTSD symptoms is the therapy to break the relationship between then And now, encourage patients to realize how their current circumstances are different from their circumstances in Afghanistan. The Leonard said desperation to leave Afghanistan made many children come to him with bare feet, While many people with serious diseases have left the medicine. "I have never seen such a dignity and resilience. They are very kind, patient, sighted. I don't t . Dịch vụ:
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