Mental Health
Program
Psychological care for people in prison through videoconference, with committed professionals and comprehensive care.
Mental Health
Professional attention
Issues Addressed
The program aims to address situations of psychological suffering inherent to the context of confinement.
Anxiety and stress due to deprivation of liberty
Duels and losses
Interpersonal conflicts
Consumption Issues
Family settings affected by lockdown
Other situations of psychological suffering
How does it work?
First contact
The member expresses their interest to the Health Facilitator, who coordinates the appointment scheduling and assigns the professional.
Assessment and guidance
Up to 4 initial meetings to assess the situation and define the treatment goals.
Treatment
Therapeutic sessions via videoconference, up to 12 sessions with objectives defined between the professional and the client.
Closure and referral
Concise report upon completion. If the situation exceeds the scope, the professional arranges referral to other services.
Derivación (si corresponde)
Si la situación clínica excede el alcance del programa, el o la profesional gestiona la derivación a otros servicios de apoyo, como psiquiatría o redes de salud comunitaria.
Service Guarantees
A professional service with the highest standards of confidentiality and care.
Liberté Alliance – AMI Mutual
Cooperativa Liberté
Cooperativa Liberté provides the physical space, connectivity, appointment management, and comprehensive coordination through its Health Facilitator.
Mutual AMI
Mutual AMI manages the fees and administrative relationship with mental health professionals.
Cobertura editorial
Voces, balances y entrevistas del programa
The Mental Health Program represents a concrete commitment to the right to mental health for people deprived of their liberty. Through connectivity, cooperative self-management, and professional solidarity, it demonstrates that it is possible to provide quality psychological care even in confinement settings.
Mental health is a right
Connectivity and professional solidarity make psychological care possible where it is needed most.