The article discusses the mental health crisis faced by survivors of the earthquakes that hit Turkey's Hatay province a year ago. Amina, a Syrian refugee, and other survivors are struggling with psychological issues exacerbated by the disaster. The government's response to the mental health needs of the affected population has been criticized, with NGOs stepping in to fill the gap. However, the provision of psychological support has been slow and inadequate. Cultural barriers and the stigma around mental health have made it difficult to reach those in need, particularly men. The article also highlights the increase in domestic violence and the challenges faced by children in processing their trauma. Despite the government's efforts to rebuild the physical infrastructure, the psychological scars remain deep, with many survivors like Hassna still awaiting adequate support while trying to rebuild their lives.