| dc.description.abstract | Yogyakarta has experienced many natural disasters, namely earthquakes, volcanic eruption, and there
are also fire incidents, landslides, flood, potential for tsunami, and so on. Major natural disaster such as
the 5,9M earthquake in 2006 and volcanic eruption in 2010 has taken many lives as well as infrastructure
of the city. The broken houses are able to be built again, but nothing could bring back the deceased
victims. Natural disasters have many negative impacts to victims’ psychology, and it is found that female,
late teenagers, middle-aged adults and elderly have the highest likelihood of experiencing mental health
effects. If not treated properly, this might escalate to prolonged grief or mental health issues. Thus, the
typology of Mental Health Care with Resort is introduced in order to accommodate the needs of victims
and survivors affected with mental health issues. It is then combined with multi-sensory approach as an
important part of the healing process. The health care will provide suitable medical care, as well as group
supports and communal spaces to encourage socialization and improve well-being. The multi-sensory
approach consisting of 4 senses, namely, visual, olfactory, tactile and auditory. The site will be located on
Yogyakarta, and in order to design appropriate Health Care, review of precedents, paper, and other
relevant sources should be considered. | en_US |
