Nelfa Núñez advocates for psychological evaluations in professionals who work with children after recent case
Santo Domingo. – Communicator Nelfa Núñez considered it necessary to strengthen the psychological evaluation processes in people who practice professions linked to education and health, especially those that involve direct contact with children.
Referring to a recent case that has generated public debate, Núñez pointed out that not all people have the appropriate conditions to perform certain roles, so he understands it is essential to apply more rigorous filters in the hiring of personnel.
“There are professions much more vulnerable than others. Anyone involved in someone’s training or health must have good mental health and appropriate behavior,” he expressed.
The communicator regretted the situation, highlighting that this type of event reveals weaknesses in the collaborator selection processes. “Sometimes there is not enough evaluation, nor is it even verified if the person has the specific training or the necessary conditions,” she stated.
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Likewise, he emphasized that going through difficult personal situations does not justify inappropriate behavior, while also calling not to stigmatize those who face complex emotional processes. “Not everyone who is going through a painful moment should be seen as a dangerous person,” he clarified. Núñez also questioned that many times the problems come to light only after an incident occurs, insisting on the need to act preventively as a society and as professionals. Finally, he expressed his confidence that the relevant authorities will investigate the case and apply the appropriate sanctions, while reiterating the importance of ensuring safe environments, especially in spaces where vulnerable populations are worked with.#Most read
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