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Social awareness-raising
Some of the disorders and many of the risk behaviours of teenagers and young adults are relatively new and are closely related to the welfare society.
Some of these disorders lead to patterns of dual diagnosis. We understand that this emerging pathology is unknown to society as a whole and especially to the affected families. In this context, at Amalgama-7 we take steps towards making this condition better known and thus contributing to its prevention and treatment.
Media
At Amalgama-7 we attend to the media’s requests for information and/or participation, when we consider that it will contribute towards the public awareness, prevention and care of young people who engage in risk behaviours and their families. The following are some of the programmes in which we have participated and media that have requested and reflected our opinion:
  • Television
    • TV3: “TN Cap de Setmana”, “Vox Populi”, “30 Minuts”, “Entre línies”, “Millennium”, “No sé què em passa”, and other debate programs.
    • Canal 3/24: “L'Entrevista”
    • TV1: “Línia 900”
    • Antena 3: “Espejo Público”
    • 25TV: “Las tardes de Pedro Riba”
    • BTV: “Einstein a la platja”, “Respira”
  • Radios:
    • Catalunya Ràdio: “El matí de Catalunya Ràdio”, “L'ofici de viure”, “L'hora de les bruixes”, “Eduqueu les criatures”, “El Cafè de la República”, “Postres de Músic”, “El Suplement”
    • RAC 1: “El món”, “Misteris”
    • Radio Nacional de España: “Setè Dia”
    • Cadena Ser: “Hoy por hoy”
    • Onda Cero: “Frecuencia Single”
  • Written press:
    • La Vanguardia, El Periódico, El País, Avui, El Mundo, Regió-7, La Veu d'Igualada, El Faro de Vigo, Diario de Mallorca, Diario Levante...
Los rebeldes del bienestar
Press dossier of Los rebeldes del bienestar [The Rebels of Welfare: Keys for Communication with the New Teenagers], by Jordi Royo, Alba Editorial.
Annual evaluation and debate day
Every year around Christmas, families, friends, the staff of Amalgama-7 and other professionals from various fields get together to exchange and share experiences and knowledge.

We at Amalgama-7 provide information and reflections on the young adults and teenagers currently in our care and the follow-up of those who completed their treatment two years ago. At the same time we benefit from the contributions of the other participants, taking note of their concerns, reflections and proposals to help us improve our preventive, educational and care strategies.