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SELF-HARM IN CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS: THE LANGUAGE OF PAIN THAT CANNOT FIND WORDS
In recent years, self-harm in children and adolescents has ceased to be a marginal reality and has become a growing concern in educational, health and protection contexts.
Microaggressions in the workplace: the silent erosion and the key role of labor mediation
By Silvia Núñez Fernández. There are usually no shouts. There are usually no complaints. Sometimes there aren't even words. But there are awkward silences, stolen ideas, constant interruptions, and a persistent feeling of not being taken seriously. This is how microaggressions operate in the workplace: discreetly, repeatedly, and profoundly drainingly. Although many companies claim to be committed to equality, the truth is that these behaviors continue to be part of everyday life. And no, they are not insignificant details. Microaggressions at work: small actions, big effects. Microaggressions in the workplace don't always present themselves as overtly discriminatory attitudes. … Read more
When the family does not trust: the challenge of intervening in contexts of high confrontation with the system
Some interventions are complicated not so much by the severity of the case as by the relational climate in which they take place. Professionals enter a home and feel rejection from the very first moment. Meetings quickly become tense. Conflicting messages between family and resources where mistrust arises even before the intervention has truly begun. In recent years, many teams agree that there has been an increase in the presence of families highly at odds with the system. This is not just about occasional disagreements or initial resistance—something to be expected in intervention processes—but rather much more entrenched positions… Read more
