[ENG/ESP] IFR has always been a strong proponent of the concept that it takes many medicines to heal. This isn’t a reference to pharmaceuticals. It refers to the fact that what is healing for one person may be different for another. The often-cited long walk on the beach may help one person reduce stress, while taking a vigorous jog may have the same effect on someone else. The “medicine” that works for one may be different for another. As a result, we must have access to a variety of healing supports when we need them most. This week, the theme of IFR’s May is Mental Health Awareness campaign is “Many Medicines.” At the link below, you’ll hear about the various medicines some of IFR clients and staff found useful in their moments of need. - IFR siempre ha sido un firme defensor del concepto de que se necesitan muchas medicinas para sanar. Esto no es una referencia a los productos farmacéuticos. Se refiere al hecho de que lo que sirve para sanar a una persona puede ser diferente para otra. Algo como un paseo por la playa puede ayudar a una persona a reducir el estrés, mientras que hacer ejercicio puede tener el mismo efecto en otra. La "medicina" que funciona para uno puede ser diferente para otro. Por lo tanto, es importante tener acceso a diversos apoyos para poder sanar cuando más los necesitamos. Esta semana, el tema de nuestra campaña de concienciación sobre salud mental del mes de mayo es "Muchas medicinas". En el video a continuación, podrán conocer las diversas "medicinas" que algunos clientes y miembros del personal del IFR encontraron útiles en algun momento de su vida.
Instituto Familiar de la Raza
Mental Health Care
San Francisco, California 1,061 followers
Promoting health and healing in the Chicano/ Latino/ Indígena community since 1978.
About us
Instituto Familiar de la Raza remains true to the same principles on which it was founded. The circumstances and specific challenges facing the Chicano/Latino community continue to change, but our unique approach to its health and well-being of our community remains intact. Through a continuum of six responsive and robust programs for children, youth, adults, and families, IFR serves over 3,500 people a year. Employing traditional, contemporary and conventional modalities, IFR’s programs have received national recognition for our unique cultural interventions. With a competent bilingual staff that includes mental health professionals, paraprofessionals, and community health workers, IFR regularly employs this key tenet: la cultura cura/culture heals. IFR began as a small outpatient mental health clinic, and the need for La Clínica remains as urgent as it was when the organization was founded. IFR continued to grow as we recognized our ability to positively impact the Chicano/Latino community. True to our holistic view of health and wellness and in response to emerging community needs, Instituto began developing programs for children, youth, teachers and administrators, people with HIV/AIDS, and the indigenous/Maya population. For over 35 years, IFR has established a leadership role in community violence prevention, school-based mental health consultations, family programming, culturally-based integrated HIV services, and indigenous/Maya wellness programs. Viewed a whole, our programs are designed to provide a seamless continuum of health and wellness programs for Chicanos/Latinos in San Francisco. We remain committed to this mission.
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- Industry
- Mental Health Care
- Company size
- 51-200 employees
- Headquarters
- San Francisco, California
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 1978
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San Francisco, California 94030, US
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San Francisco, CALIFORNIA 94110, US
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San Francisco, CA 94103, US
Employees at Instituto Familiar de la Raza
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Luis Perez Ramirez
Director of Integrated Behavioral Health and Clinical Training, Instituto Familiar de la Raza Professor, Wright Institute, Berkeley Clinical…
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Carlos Izaguirre
Indígena Health & Wellness Program Director
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Leslie Sigala, MS, LMFT
Bilingual Mental Health Practitioner
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Ramon Gallo
IFR, Instituto Familiar de la Raza at Instituto Familiar de la Raza
Updates
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[ENG/ESP] Continuing IFR’s campaign for May is Mental Health Awareness Month, we want to highlight the unique needs facing our youth. In 2021, nearly 33% of Latinx youth reported that their mental health was mostly or not always good. And LGBTQ Latinx youth were 30% more likely to attempt suicide than non-Latinx LGBTQ youth. Facing challenges we may not have faced as youth, young Latinxs today are confronted with considerably more complex barriers that can impact their well-being. We are humbled to share a few of their stories with you today. - Continuamos con nuestra campaña del mes de mayo como Mes de Concientización sobre la Salud Mental, y hoy queremos aprovechar esta oportunidad para resaltar las necesidades únicas que enfrentan nuestros jóvenes. En 2021, casi el 33% de los jóvenes Latinx reportaron que su salud mental no siempre buena. Los jóvenes latinos LGBTQ tenían un 30% más de probabilidades de atentar contra su vida que los jóvenes LGBTQ no latinos. Nuestros jovenes estan enfrentado retos que tal vez otras generaciones de jóvenes no enfrentaron y los jóvenes Latinx de hoy se enfrentan a barreras considerablemente más complejas que pueden afectar su bienestar. Nos sentimos honrados de compartir hoy con ustedes algunas de sus historias.
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[ENG/ESP] This week, we continue our May is Mental Health Awareness Campaign with a focus on stigma. As many of you know, stigma can often be caused by people’s lack of understanding, fears or shame related to mental health. But did you know that it is projected that as many as half the people with mental illness don’t receive support because of stigma? The good news is that we can all end mental health stigma. We can openly talk about the importance of mental health, speak encouragingly and compassionately about mental health, and educate ourselves on available mental health services and support. Hear what some of IFR’s staff and clients have to say about mental health stigma. - Esta semana, continuamos con nuestra campaña de concienciación Mayo es Salud Mental centrándonos en el estigma. Como muchos de ustedes saben, el estigma a menudo puede ser causado por la falta de comprensión, los temores o la vergüenza relacionados con la salud mental. Pero ¿sabían que se calcula que hasta la mitad de las personas con enfermedades mentales no reciben apoyo debido al estigma? La buena noticia es que todos podemos acabar con el estigma de la salud mental. Podemos hablar abiertamente de la importancia de la salud mental, hablar de forma alentadora y compasiva sobre la salud mental e informarnos sobre los servicios de salud mental y el apoyo disponibles. Escuche lo que dicen algunos de los empleados y clientes del IFR sobre el estigma de la salud mental.
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[ENG/SPA] In recognition of May is Mental Health Awareness Month, the theme for this week is Mothers In honor of Mother’s Day, IFR wants to highlight the mental health and wellness needs of mothers and soon-to-be mothers. The challenges mothers face may be different from others, and can often be ignored. We encourage you to listen to the stories of moms who have bravely volunteered to share their mental health stories with us. If you find the stories of the moms in the video helpful and inspirational, please share them with others in your networks. - En reconocimiento de que mayo es el Mes de la Concienciación sobre la Salud Mental, el tema de esta semana es Madres Con motivo del Día de la Madre, IFR quiere concienciar sobre las necesidades de salud mental y bienestar de las madres y futuras madres. Los retos a los que se enfrentan las madres pueden ser diferentes de los de los demás, y a menudo pueden ser ignorados. Les animamos a que escuchen las historias de las madres que valientemente han compartido sus historias de salud mental con nosotros. Si las historias de las madres del vídeo te parecen valiosas e inspiradoras, por favor, compártalas con otras personas de tu red.
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[ENG/ESP] Welcome to May is Mental Health Awareness Month! This May, IFR launches a month-long campaign hoping to dispel mental health fears and stigma. Each week, IFR clients and staff will share their own stories of pain and healing, and the messages they want us all to remember. If their stories inspire you, please feel free to pass them on to others. - Bienvenidos a Mayo, el mes de la concienciación sobre la salud mental. Este mes de mayo, el IFR lanza una campaña de un mes de duración con la esperanza de disipar los temores y el estigma que existe acerca de la salud mental. Cada semana, clientes y personal del IFR compartirán sus propias historias de dolor y sanación, y mensajes que quieren que todos recordemos. Si sus historias te inspiran, no dudes en compartirlas con los demás.
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[ENG/ESP] Welcome to May is Mental Health Awareness Month! This May, IFR launches a month-long campaign hoping to dispel mental health fears and stigma. Each week, IFR clients and staff will share their own stories of pain and healing, and the messages they want us all to remember. If their stories inspire you, please feel free to pass them on to others. - Bienvenidos a Mayo, el mes de la concienciación sobre la salud mental. Este mes de mayo, el IFR lanza una campaña de un mes de duración con la esperanza de disipar los temores y el estigma que existe acerca de la salud mental. Cada semana, clientes y personal del IFR compartirán sus propias historias de dolor y sanación, y mensajes que quieren que todos recordemos. Si sus historias te inspiran, no dudes en compartirlas con los demás.