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Un testimonio honesto sobre cómo el encierro pandémico transformó la dinámica familiar y dejó secuelas profundas de ansiedad e inseguridad. Esta charla revela que, aunque el mundo físico se reabrió, la recuperación emocional requiere apoyo profesional y redes afectivas, recordándonos que la salud mental es una prioridad permanente. María Juliana Duque , tiene 16 años, estudiante, Speaker TEDxPreludioYouth, miembro activa del club de Teded Preludio y el proyecto de HERC. Me encanta compartir con las personas, jugar juegos de  mesa, y garantizar el cuidado de los animales. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
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