The "glass generation" is a term coined by philosopher Montserrat Nebrera to refer to young people born around the year 2000, encompassing Generation Z. It is characterized by greater sensitivity and emotional fragility, a lower tolerance for criticism and frustration, and a need for more inclusive and equitable environments. However, it is also notable for its sensitivity to social causes, its empathy, and its desire for change, making it a generation striving to build a different future.
Key characteristics:
- Emotional sensitivity:
- They are more aware of their emotional well-being and are receptive to discussing mental health, anxiety, and other sensitive topics.
- Frustration and low tolerance for criticism
- They perceive themselves as more vulnerable to adversity and a lack of immediate success, which can lead to frustration.
- Priority of personal life:
- They value work-life balance, seeking meaningful experiences rather than simply accumulating material possessions.
- Social awareness:
- They have grown up with greater access to information and are more aware of social issues, which motivates them to question and strive for a more just world.
- Use of technology:
- Their constant exposure to technology has shaped their audiovisual skills and communication style, although it can also lead to dependence.
Criticisms and Contrasts:
Despite the "glass" label, this generation is recognized as resilient and possessing a great capacity for empathy and love.
The term can be simplistic and stigmatizing. Some sources prefer to call them the "concrete" or "cement" generation in response to the idea of their "inflexibility" or the "snowflake generation" in the English-speaking world.
Resuming:
The "glass generation" not only represents fragility but also a sensitivity that can be a driving force for change. It is a generation that demands a more understanding world, values emotional well-being, and seeks a purpose beyond the material.
Our unique model allows patients to be in an inclusive environment, interact with society, and thrive within it. Over time, we have seen excellent results with the types of therapies and workshops we offer, which set us apart from institutions, psychiatric clinics, and other halfway houses in Mexico.
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Medical Staff
Facilities
We have the best facilities in an area away from the city for the peace of mind of our patients.
- Pavilion 1
- Pavilion 2
- Sports court
- Green areas
Activities
Our therapies include a variety of activities both within and outside the community.
- Crafts and Arts Activities
- Workshops:
- Reading Workshop
- Film Discussion Workshop
- Bookbinding Workshop
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Physical Activities:
- Yoga
- Tai Chi
- Movement Therapy
- Pilates
Treatments and Therapies
at Margaritas Therapeutic Community
Multidisciplinary Approach
Psychological Care
It focuses on guiding the patient through a health professional (psychologist).
Medical Treatment
Interconsultations with internal medicine, dentistry, neurology, gynecology etc, plus laboratory and imaging tests according to the patient's needs.
Psychological Care
It focuses on guiding the patient through a health professional (psychologist).
Medical Treatment
Interconsultations with internal medicine, dentistry, neurology, gynecology etc, plus laboratory and imaging tests according to the patient's needs.
