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Anxiety in Crisis Contexts A Clinical-Informative Essay on Psychological Suffering in Times of Vulnerability This book offers an ethical, situated, and sensitive reading of anxiety in scenarios of crisis. Through a theoretical and clinical journey, the author-psychologist, university professor, and strategic communicator-approaches psychological distress as a singular expression of social, historical, and relational processes. With clear language yet without losing depth, Anxiety in Crisis Contexts invites us to think of anxiety beyond the symptom, as an ethical compass pointing to what hurts, what is missing, what persists. Each chapter weaves psychoanalytic concepts, reflections on mental health as a right, and questions that challenge both professionals and readers committed to care. This essay does not offer recipes, but tools to accommodate, historicize, and translate anxiety in contexts of exclusion, migration, institutional violence, and precarious subjectivity. It is also a wager on writing as a clinical and communal act, capable of opening meaning and enabling transformation. Ideal for mental health professionals, educators, social workers, communicators, and anyone interested in understanding psychological suffering from an ethical, critical, and hopeful perspective.

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