- The subdelegate of the Government opens a day on the intervention with women victims of male violence and exposed minors
- Three specialists in psychology address the procedures of action and care for victims in emergency situations
- The activity, organized on the occasion of the 25N, is held in the auditorium of the Lugo Tax Agency
Olimpia López, deputy delegate of the Government in Lugo, inaugurated this morning the day “Intervention in the emergency with victims of gender violence and exposed minors”, organized on the occasion of November 25, International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, in the auditorium of the Lugo Tax Agency.
During his speech, López stressed the importance of having professionals prepared to offer an adequate response to situations of male violence. “When a situation of gender-based violence occurs that requires urgent intervention, every decision matters. The way we listen, act and accompany can make a difference,” he said.
The subdelegate placed special emphasis on care for children exposed to gender-based violence. “They are not mere witnesses of what happens. They also suffer the consequences of violence and need care adapted to their circumstances,” he warned.
The day was attended by Fátima López Rodríguez, psychologist specialized in emergencies and coordinator of the psychological care shift specialized in gender violence of the Official College of Psychology of Galicia; Rubén Villar Trenco, psychologist specialized in the intervention in gender violence and coordinator of the psychological guard service for women and minors; and María Rosa Álvarez Prada, clinical psychologist and dean of the Official College of Psychology of Galicia.
The interventions focused on psychological care for victims, risk assessment and coordination of professionals working in emergency situations. The day was completed with a Question Time to resolve doubts and share experiences.