Zeynep Bastık is receiving therapy for earthquake anxiety
Singer Zeynep Bastık, who experienced great panic during the Çanakkale earthquake, said she is receiving therapy to overcome this fear. Bastık stated, "I get triggered from time to time."
Singer Zeynep Bastık was spotted in Rumelihisarı the other day.
Bastık, who moved to İzmir-Urla following the February 6 earthquake disaster, said that the recent 4.9-magnitude Çanakkale earthquake triggered her fears.
'IT BECAME A SERIOUS TRAUMA'
Sharing the panic she felt that night on her social media account with the message “I had a crying fit. This fear has really become absurd for me,” the singer said she is receiving therapy:
“I felt the earthquake very clearly. I shook quite a bit. I experienced great fear involuntarily and started to cry. I am still receiving therapy for this on the side. It became a serious trauma for me after the Hatay earthquake. I get triggered from time to time. I downloaded earthquake-related applications to my phone. I am also going to prepare an earthquake bag, but I keep forgetting. I trust my building, but we still never know what will happen.”
News Source: 12punto
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