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Maria Basualdo has been featured on Univision, Thrive Global, and other prominent outlets. She is a regular contributor on immigrant experiences and domestic violence within the Hispanic community, as well as broader, current mental health and societal issues, highlighting emerging trends and conversations that influence how we understand and talk about mental health today.
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Adayanci Pérez is one of more than 2,500 children that were separated from their families at the border by the U.S. government as part of the Zero Tolerance ...
Según cifras oficiales, todavía hay cientos de niños separados de sus padres tras haber cruzado la frontera. Pero la separación no es el único problema. El otro es el trauma sicológico causado en estos niños. La activista y guardián Nora Sándigo y la psicológa María Basualdo lo explican.
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Maria Basualdo Despierta America - Ballena Azul Análisis
Uploaded by Maria Basualdo on 2017-06-03.
Uploaded by Maria Basualdo on 2017-06-03.
Presentado por María Elena Salinas, Jorge Ramos y Teresa Rodríguez junto a un panel de expertos responden a preguntas de la audiencia sobre inmigración. Más información en: http://uni.vi/J3km309uTMq
Presentado por María Elena Salinas, Jorge Ramos y Teresa Rodríguez junto a un panel de expertos responden a preguntas de la audiencia sobre inmigración. Más información en: http://uni.vi/J3km309uTMq
Maria Basualdo is a philosopher and a mental health professional. She currently works as a licensed mental health counselor, with about ten years' experience in the field, working with a diverse and multicultural population, including individuals from the criminal justice system, civil and family court systems, self-referred clients, individual, couples, and groups.
Articles
Dichotomies and Digressions About Addiction
Published by: The Fix
Published by: Liisbeth.com
Immigration and National Identity: Beyond Raids, Walls and Bans There is a Desperate Search for Identity
Published by: Thrive Global