The normalization of historical trauma
Historical trauma shapes Puerto Rico’s identity. To heal, we must address its roots, embrace our cultural pride, and foster resilience.
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Learn MoreBreaking the cycle of poverty and its effects on mental health
Breaking the poverty cycle requires addressing its deep impact on mental health. Preventive and therapeutic strategies, starting from gestation, can reduce trauma and foster healthy development for children and families.
Learn MoreAtender la crisis de sobredosis desde un enfoque de salud pública
The overdose crisis is a public health emergency. Harm reduction, decriminalization, and community-driven solutions are key to saving lives.
Learn MoreA new approach to family welfare
by and Marizaida Sánchez CesáreoSeptember 1, 2024 Evidence Based Practices, News, Public Policy Analysis0 comments
Puerto Rico has achieved a significant milestone, becoming the first territory in the U.S. to have an approved child welfare prevention plan. This plan, aligned with the federal public policy contained in the Family First Prevention Services Act, not only increases the state’s capacity to recover funds from the federal government but also sets a promising path for our families, children,...
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Case study of Grupo Nexos’ Capacity Building services using an evidence-based wellness and trauma management program.
Learn MoreKey aspects to protect the sexual health of children and youth
Opinion editorial for El Nuevo Día. Authored by Edna Acosta Pérez, PhD, MSc, Psychologist and Health Educator, Co-Director of the Puerto Rico en Óptima Salud (PROSa) Program.
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