Dahe Daily·Yu Video Reporter Liu Guangchao Correspondent Liu Hongjie
html On July 14, Institute of Psychology, Chinese Academy of Sciences and Luohe Municipal Health Commission and Family Planning Association launched the "Mental Health Care Project for Families Who Lost Their Only Son" at the launch ceremony of the New Era Civilized Practice Center in Zhaoling District held. This activity also received strong support from the Propaganda Department of the Zhaoling District Committee, the Veteran Cadres Bureau of the Zhaoling District Committee, the Zhaoling District Family Planning Association, and the "Warm Heart Home" Yuanhui District Family Planning Association Project Site of the China Family Planning Association.
Yan Chundong, Secretary-General of the Municipal Family Planning Association, delivered a speech at the launching ceremony and put forward three requirements for the staff and volunteers of each district association: on the basis of doing a good job in epidemic prevention and control, organize this event well, ensure it well, and provide good service. . Bu Wei, a team teacher from the Institute of Psychology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, introduced the content and significance of this event through courseware sharing. The meeting was chaired by Pang Lingyan, a national second-level psychological counselor of . Zhang Yufeng, captain of the Luohe Volunteer Service Team for Families Who Lost Their Only Child, spoke on behalf of the group of children who lost their only child at the meeting. The atmosphere was warm and applause continued.
It is understood that this project is a key project of the national key research and development plan "Active Health and Aging Technology Response" "The Impact and Intervention of Psychological Adjustment on the Health of the Elderly", forming an integrated evaluation-intervention with the goal of promoting the health of families who have lost their only child. Psychological adjustment model of families who lost their only child, and application demonstration. This project lasts for one month and will benefit 60 families who lost their only child.
