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Hi again everyone!  This week's topic is my future job , i'm not really sure what to do in the future, so this is a difficult topic for me actually hahaha.  I'm not really sure, but right now i plan to work in a health center as a facilitator or interpreter for LS, or something like that i guess. I would like to bridge the gap of psychology with deaf people, even a little bit.  I prefer to work in a mixture of boths environment, outdoors and indoors, i think that is important be balance in that (i like to be outside sometimes actually, so will stress me have to be always inside a box).  Even when i would like to travel sometimes around the world or around the country, i worry about my cats, so i don't think that's possible hahaha (first duty, then pleasure).  Right now i'm studying psychology, but i'm thinking take a course or do a postgraduate about disability and inclusion. Also, i want to continue my LS studies , so i'm looking for different foundatio...

 Hi again everyone!  The topic of this week is one of my favorite, we need to talk about our pets. If someone asks me if i prefer cats or dogs, i will choose cats without thinking. All my life i grew up with animals like cats, dogs and birds. But i always felt that i have a special relationship with cats, i feel that they can be a great support in life.  Right now i have three new kitties, and i love them very much. Even when they make me worry and don't let me have my classes in calm, i wouldn't change them for nothing.  This is Nemo, we adopted him in September 2020, he's a beautiful tabby orange with white, and he's 9 months old right now.  This is Milo, we adopted him in February 2021, he's a gorgeous roman cat, right now he's only 4 months old (he likes to be on my shoulders when i'm eating or studying).  The last of the kittens is Shiro, we recently adopted him in March, he is cute white angora kitten, he's only 3 moths old (my mom love him for his...

Hi everyone! This time i want to talk about a topic from my career: mental health.  Well, are many things that we can talk about it, but  i want to take advantage of this space to talk about the mental health in Chile.  The first thing that i think is good to mention is that Chile doesn't have good plans for the mental health how as recommended by the OMS. The OMS says the at least 5% of the health budget needs to be allocated to mental health entities and plans, but that doesn't happen in our country.  The consequence of that is the high rates of mental illness in the society. The most common mental illnesses in Chile are depression, anxiety disorder, post-traumatic stress disorder and bipolar disorder.  For this reason, i think it is important to think about the crucial role that psychologists play in our society, collaborating with the mental health and the general wellbeing of people.   To finish, i want to say that i'm happy to study psy...