In the final moments of life, many people claim to see their deceased loved ones. Doctors and scientists have investigated this experience to understand if it is just an illusion or if it has a real basis. In this article, we will explore the reasons behind this belief and how medical studies support it. The […]
Paternal Absence: Effects of Migration on Young People
Migration is a common phenomenon in our society, where families seek better economic and life opportunities. However, when one parent, especially the father, migrates and the separation is prolonged, the emotional impact on young people can be devastating. Migration as a driver of family separation In many cases, the father’s migration is motivated by the […]
The Impact of Religion on the Immigration Process
Grief can be a burden,but also an anchor.You get used to the weight,how it keeps you in your place. Sarah Dessen For many migrants, religion is a source of strength and hope, although leaving home in search of a better future is fraught with uncertainty and challenges. In this context, faith offers comfort, motivation and […]
The grief of migrant mothers: between survival and separation from their children
For migrant mothers, the journey of love, sacrifice and responsibility that motherhood represents takes on a unique dimension. In this article, we will address how the decision to parent and provide from a distance is faced and the emotional impact it entails. The decision to migrate and its implications Many women migrate in search of […]
Loss of a Child: We will always be your Mom and Dad
The loss of a child is a heartbreaking experience for many fathers and mothers; however, in the context of migration, the pain is even greater. The helplessness of not being close to them in the event of an accident or illness becomes all-consuming, in addition to a deep feeling of guilt arising. Despite there being […]
The experience of grief in migrant children
For migrant children, grief can be a challenging part of their experience. Although the unknown can be overwhelming and disorienting, the variety of losses they face (family, friends, home) makes them physically and psychologically very vulnerable. Children can trigger complex and deep emotions, which appear in various ways. The impact of pain on migrant children […]
Ageism: What it is and how it affects each generation
Youth and old age are stages of life that occur in a continuous, natural process, and in each one experiences and learning are lived. However, societies have taken it upon themselves to stigmatize each one. What is ageism? This discrimination due to age has been defined as ageism. Since 2021, the World Health Organization has […]
Why am I afraid of death?
The fear of death is one of the most deeply rooted concerns in the human condition. It is considered normal to experience some level of anxiety or concern regarding it when we are in situations or places that confront us with our impermanence or mortality, for example, hospitals, hospices, funerals, or burials.
Migration and Food: An Anchor of Cultural Identity
In migratory movements, food has served as an essential link between people and their homeland. It provides comfort, connection and becomes a means to express our cultural identity in an unfamiliar environment. Food is very important because it is part of various rituals. For example, in countries like Mexico, Ecuador or Venezuela, during the Day […]
Resilience as a process of reconstructing identity when living in another country
Living in another country can be an exciting and enriching experience, but it can also be challenging. People who move to another country often face difficulties such as culture shock, discomfort due to not knowing local customs and traditions, lack of close friends and family, communication problems and language barriers. All of this can affect a person’s identity and make them feel lost and disoriented.
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