Psychosocial Support: A Collective Construction

This article address reflections on the damage caused by sociopolitical violence in countries such as Colombia and Mexico and the psychosocial approach as an approach that allows for strengthening historical subjects who resist adverse conditions.

Correa has developed this lecture considering three intersecting themes: the relationship between psychology and human rights, the lessons she has learned from victims, and the comparative elements that she has found in the sociopolitical strategy of Colombia and present-day Mexico.

It is fundamental for all social disciplines and, in particular, for those of us who are psychologists working in contexts of sociopolitical violence to understand the situation and, in particular, the configuration of States in which collective damage is developed.

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Photo @Stefania Grasso for Aluna Acompañamiento Psicosocial.