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7 Evaluation of an Online Intervention to Reduce Stigma
Among Healthcare Workers in Latin America. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 85
Jazmín Mora-Rios, Hugo Noel Valdivia Ramos, Jimena Kalawaski,
and José Luis Vázquez
8 Extreme Experiences: Social Exclusion of Young Users
of Inhalants, Crack, and Heroin in Mexico . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 97
Mario Joaquín Domínguez and Hugo César Moreno
9 Stigma, Discrimination, and Substance Use:
An Intersectionality-Based Approach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 113
Jazmín Mora-Rios, Marcela Tiburcio, and Adán Aranda
Part II Social Stigma, Gender, Family Contexts and Drug Use
10 Stigma, Prejudice, and Media: Impact on the Care
of Relatives of People Who Use Drugs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 125
Joanna Gonçalves de Andrade Tostes-Bianchetti, Telmo Mota
Ronzani, Rodrigo Goycolea Martinic, and Pollyanna Santos da
Silveira
11 An Analysis of Bibliographic Productions About the
Use of Substances by LGBTQIA+ Youth in Brazil:
Debating Stigma and Prejudice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 137
Juliana Perucchi, Caroline Nazar Machado Cândido, Fernanda
Zeloschi, Arthur de Paula Ribeiro, and Thamiris Ribeiro
12 When Drug Addiction Coexists with HIV Infection:
The Interaction of Two Powerful Stigmas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 153
Rafael Ballester-Arnal, Maria Dolores Gil-Llario, Cristina Giménez-
García, and Estefanía Ruiz-Palomino
13 Intrafamily Violence, Substance Use, and Gender. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 167
Marianne Ramos Feijó, Eroy Aparecida da Silva, and Richard
Alecsander Reichert
14 Accessibility Barriers to Treatment from a Gender Perspective . . . . 189
Antonio Vidal Infer, Juan Carlos Valderrama-Zurián, and Andrea
Sixto-Costoya
15 The Role of the Caregiver in the Addiction Treatment Process . . . . . 205
Antonio Vidal Infer, Juan Carlos Valderrama-Zurián, and Andrea
Sixto-Costoya
16 Stigmatization of Women Who Consume Alcohol in
a Rural Indigenous Community in Central Mexico . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 219
Marcela Tiburcio Sainz, Jazmín Mora Ríos, and Pilar Bernal Pérez
Contents
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17 Addictive Behaviors, Gender, and Stigma: Contributions to the
Understanding of the Portuguese Case . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 231
Sandra Mendes, Sara Melo, and Idalina Machado
Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 249
Contents
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About the Editor and Contributors
About the Editor
Telmo Mota Ronzani Psychologist, Master in Social Psychology, Doctor in
Health Sciences. Postdoctoral training in Mental Health, Public Health and
Psychology. Full Professor of the Department of Psychology at the Federal
University of Juiz de Fora (UFJF). Researcher at the Research and Intervention
Center on Alcohol and Other Drugs (CREPEIA). Research Productivity Fellow 1C
CNPq. Email: telmo.ronzani@ufjf.br
About the Contributors
Bárbara González Amado Doctor Cum Laude in Psychology with a doctoral
award from the University of Santiago de Compostela (USC). Expert Psychologist
in Forensic Psychology and Criminologist. Member of the Research Group on
Health and Psycho-Social Adjustment (GI-SAPS) and Director of the Master’s
Degree in Legal Psychology at the Valencian International University (VIU). Email:
barbara.gonzaleza@professor.universidadviu.com
AdánEmir Aranda Doctoral student of the Doctorate Program in Psychology.
Faculty of Psychology, National Autonomous University of Mexico. UNAM.Lines
of interest: Stereotypes, prejudices and discrimination, mental health, and its social
determinants. Email: adan.arandar@gmail.com
Alexandre Aranha Arbia Social Worker. Doctor in Social Service from the
Federal University of Rio de Janeiro (UFRJ). Professor of the permanent staff of the
Postgraduate Program in Social Service at the Federal University of Juiz de Fora
(UFJF). Brazil. Main areas of study: social theory, ideology, poverty and homeless
population. Email: alexandre.arbia@ufjf.br
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EdgarOrlandoArroyave-Álvarez Psychologist, Master in Philosophy, PhD. in
Social and Human Sciences. Professor of the Faculty of Social and Human Sciences
of the Universidad de Antioquia, Medellín, Colombia. Research Group: Psychology,
Society and Subjectivity. Areas of study: Gender, psychology, psychology and poli-
tics of exclusion, contemporary sexualities. Email: edgar.arroyave@udea.edu.co
RafaelBallester-Arnal PhD in Psychology. Full Professor at the University Jaume
I of Castelló (Spain) in the Department of Basic Psychology, Clinical and
Psychobiology. Director of the Castellón Salusex team. He works on promoting
sexual health and psychological treatments for sexual problems in areas such as
HIV infection, risky sexual behaviors, male sex workers, LGTBQIA+ population,
sexual compulsivity, cybersex, sexuality and ICTs, paraphilias and minors in con-
ict with the law. Email: rballest@uji.es
Antonio Rial Boubeta Doctor in Social Psychology and Full Professor at the
University of Santiago de Compostela. Author of more than 150 articles in interna-
tional impact scientic journals and director of 21 doctoral theses. Member of the
UNESCO High Commissioner for the ght against school bullying and cyberbully-
ing. Collaborates with reference research centers such as the Center for Adolescent
Behavioral Health Research (Harvard University), the Cognitive and Affective
Regulation Laboratory (University of Lausanne) or the National Anti-Bullying
Centre (Dublin City University). Email: antonio.rial.boubeta@usc.es
CarolineNazarMachadoCândido Psychologist, doctoral student in Psychology
in the line of Psychosocial Processes in Health, at the Federal University of Juiz de
Fora (UFJF) and is part of the Research and Practice Center in Social Psychology,
Public Policies and Health (PPS). She has a master’s degree in psychology from the
same university. She works in the areas of Social Psychology, Community Psychology,
gender and sexualities and public policies. Email: nazarcarol@gmail.com
AndreaSixtoCostoya Graduate in Social Work and Doctor from the University of
Valencia. Assistant Doctor Professor in the Department of Social Work, Faculty of
Social Sciences, University of Valencia (Spain). Research line: Drug addiction,
Gender and Health, Science Evaluation and Bibliometrics, Open Science and Open
Data. Email: Andrea.Sixto@uv.es
MarioJ.DomínguezGarcía Department of Social Sciences in Health, Ramón de
la Fuente Muñiz National Institute of Psychiatry, Mexico City, Mexico. Co-researcher
at the University of Southern California. Collaborating Professor of the Research
Line Youth and Contemporary Societies of the Graduate Program in Social
Anthropology of the National School of Anthropology and History. Professor of the
Psychology of Addictions Residency at the National Autonomous University of
Mexico and INPRFM. Member of the National Hispanic Science Network (NHSN).
Email: mariodom@inprf.gob.mx
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MarianneRamosFeijó Graduated in Psychology from Universidade Paulista; holds a
Master’s degree and PhD in Clinical Psychology from Pontifícia Universidade Católica
de São Paulo (PUC-SP), with postdoctoral research at the Department of Psychobiology
at Escola Paulista de Medicina—Universidade Federal de São Paulo (EPM-UNIFESP).
She serves as an Assistant Professor and Supervisor in the Department of Psychology at
Universidade Estadual Paulista (UNESP). Email: marianne.r.feijo@unesp.br
Raquel Gallego Cum Laude Doctor in Psychology from USC and expert in
Forensic Psychology and Family Mediation, combines her work as a psychologist
at the Women’s Information Center attending to victims with her research career.
Author of several scientic publications and speaker at conferences, she was
awarded the Professor Mariano Yela Award for her contribution in the legal-forensic
eld. Member of the Health and Psycho-Social Adjustment Research Group
(GI-SAPS). Email: raquel.gallego.gonzalez@gmail.com
Vicente Gea-Caballero Dean of the Faculty of Health Sciences of the Valencian
International University (VIU). Nurse, Doctor in Health Sciences. Principal Researcher
SALCOM Research Group. Main research lines: Community health, health literacy,
chemsex, wastewater analysis, health services, healthcare in diversity. Member of
Asociación de Enfermería Comunitaria (AEC) and Sociedad Española de Salud Pública
y Administración Sanitaria (SESPAS). Editor in chief of the Revista Iberoamericana de
Enfermería Comunitaria (RIdEC). Email: vagea@universidadviu.com
MaríaDoloresGil-Llario PhD in Psychology. Full Professor at the University of
Valencia (Spain) in the Department of Developmental and Educational Psychology.
Director of the Valencia Salusex team. Her work focuses on sexting, affective-sex-
ual education in adolescents and young people who are in the protection system,
and in people with intellectual development disorder. Email: dolores.gil@uv.es
Cristina Giménez-García Doctor in Psychology. Associate Professor of the
Department of Basic Psychology, Clinical and Psychobiology at the Faculty of
Health Sciences of the University Jaume I de Castelló (Spain). Her scientic-tech-
nical career, as part of the Salusex team, has sought to deepen the understanding and
promotion of health behaviors, as well as the prevention of risk behaviors, in par-
ticular, those linked to online and ofine sexuality. Email: gimenezc@uji.es
CarolinaGorlero Degree in Psychology and Master in Community Mental Health
from the Universitá Degli Studi di Cagliari. She has more than 15 years of clinical
experience in substance use disorders. Author of publications and research on SUD
and its intersection with gender, human rights, migration and deprivation of liberty.
Consultant for OAS-CICAD, IOM-UN Migration and PAHO. Member of the
Argentine Chapter of ISSUP; and of the ITTC, Argentina. Coordinator of the Latin
America subgroup on Stigma and Women with SUD for the OAS-CICAD; and part
of the Board of Directors of ISSSUP Global since 2024. Email: gorlecaro@
gmail.com
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AntonioVidalInfer Bachelor in Psychology and Doctor from the University of
Valencia. Full Professor at the Department of History of Science and Documentation,
Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry, University of Valencia (Spain). Co-director of
the ITTC Spain. Research line: Drug addiction, Science Evaluation and
Bibliometrics, Open Data. Email: Antonio.Vidal- Infer.@uv.es
JimenaKalawski Head of the Demand Reduction Unit. Organization of American
States. United States of America. Lines of interest: Demand reduction policies that
include as essential elements, universal, selective and indicated prevention, environ-
mental prevention, health promotion, early intervention, treatment, care, rehabilita-
tion, social integration, recovery, reduction of adverse consequences and related
support services. Chile. Email: kalawski@oas.org
MarinaFernandesToledoLourenço Psychologist from the Federal University of
Juiz de Fora (UFJF). Master’s in Social Service from UFJF.Currently a doctoral
student in Social Psychology at the University of São Paulo (USP). Brazil. Main
areas of study: Social psychology, female work; public policies. Email: marinafto-
ledo@gmail.com
IdalinaMachado Sociologist, Master and Doctor in Sociology from the Faculty of
Letters of the University of Porto. Assistant Professor at the Higher Institute of Social
Service of Porto. Invited Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Letters of the University
of Porto. Integrated Researcher at the Institute of Sociology of the University of Porto.
Her research interests focus on Gender, Poverty, Social Exclusion, as well as the Right
to the City and Housing. Email: idalina.machado@isssp.pt
ConcepciónMartínezMartínez Biologist and Specialist Nurse in Mental Health
Care. Doctor in Health Sciences from the University of Alicante. Professor at the
Universitat de València (Spain). The research lines in which I work are stigma and
human rights in people with mental disorders. Collaborator with the ASIEM Mental
Health Association in carrying out various activities with the associates. Email: con-
cepcion.martinez- martinez@uv.es
RodrigoGoycoleaMartinic Research professor at the University of San Sebastián.
Occupational Therapist from the University of Playa Ancha and Master in Drug
Addiction from the University of Barcelona. Student of the Doctorate in Community
Mental Health at the National University of Lanús. Young researcher of the millennium
core for the evaluation and analysis of public drug policies. Specialist in evidence-based
practices in the areas of prevention and treatment of drugs in adolescent and adult popu-
lation with and without law infringement. Research line of instrument validation and
stigma in people with mental health conditions. Email: rodrigo.goycolea@uss.cl
SaraMelo Bachelor in Sociology (2002) from FLUP, Master in Development and
Social Insertion (2007) by FEP-UP and PhD in Sociology (2015) by FLUP.She is
an Assistant Professor at the Higher Institute of Social Service of Porto and an
Integrated Researcher at the Institute of Sociology of the University of Porto (ISUP).
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Her current research interests focus, among others, on Social Intervention Projects
through Art, Gender and Sexualities, and Sociology of Deviant Behavior. Email:
sara.melo@isssp.pt
SandraMendes PhD (2020) in Social Service from ISCTE-IUL, Master’s (2014)
in Sociology from FLUP and Bachelor’s (2012) in Social from ISSSP.Assistant
Professor at the Higher Institute of Social Service of Porto; Integrated Researcher of
the Lusíada Center for Research in Social Service and Social Intervention at the
Lusíada University of Lisbon. Her current research interests focus on Addictive
Behaviors and Dependencies with Psychoactive Substances, as well as Gender stud-
ies. Email: sandra.mendes@isssp.pt
JazmínMora-Ríos PhD in Psychology. Directorate of Epidemiological and Social
Research, Mexico, Interventions to reduce stigma and discrimination in mental
health and substance use. Mexico. Email: morarj@inprf.org.mx
HugoCésarMoreno Member of the National System of Researchers CONHACyT
Level 2. Collaborating Professor of the Line Youth and Contemporary Societies of
the Graduate Program in Social Anthropology of the National School of
Anthropology and History. Full time professor at the Institute of Social Sciences
and Humanities “Alfonso Vélez Pliego” of the Benemérita Universidad Autónoma
de Puebla. Email: hcmor@hotmail.com
WevertonCorrêaNetto Psychologist and master’s student in Collective Health at
the Federal University of Juiz de Fora (UFJF). Researcher at the Research, Evaluation
and Intervention Center on Alcohol and other Drugs (CREPEIA/UFJF), Brazil. Main
areas of study: Homeless Population, Prevention and Promotion in Mental Health
and Alcohol, Tobacco and other Drugs. Email: weverton.correa@estudante.ufjf.br
VivianeSouzaPereira Social Worker. Associate Professor of the Faculty of Social
Service of the Federal University of Juiz de Fora (UFJF). PhD in Social Service
from the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro (UFRJ), Brazil. Main areas of study:
Social issue, homeless population, management and public policies. Email: viviane-
souza.pereira@ufjf.br
DalilaEslavaPérez Doctor in Health Sciences. She has experience in school pre-
vention and in addiction care in the prison population. She has worked as a researcher
in the Research Network in Primary Care of Addictions (RIAPAd) and as an associ-
ate professor at the University of Zaragoza. She is currently a teacher at the Valencian
International University (VIU) and a member of the Health and Psycho-Social
Adjustment Research Group (GI-SAPS). Email: dalila.eslava@universidadviu.com
Juliana Perucchi Psychologist. Associate Professor IV of the Department of
Psychology at the Federal University of Juiz de Fora (UFJF). Master and Doctor in psy-
chology from the Federal University of Santa Catarina (UFSC). She leads the Research
and Practice Center in Social Psychology, Public Policies and Health (PPS), linked to the
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Postgraduate Program in Psychology at UFJF.She works in the areas of health, educa-
tion, youth, public policies, sexual rights and sexualities, gender and feminisms, com-
munity psychology, and research-intervention. Email: juliana.perucchi@ufjf.br
LeticiaOlavePorrúa Doctor in Psychology from the Complutense University of
Madrid. Health and Forensic Psychologist. Research lines in substance addictions
(alcohol, cannabis, cocaine, etc.), behavioral addictions (physical exercise, shop-
ping, sex addiction, social networks, etc.), attachment, self-esteem, cognitive sche-
mas, impulsivity, emotional dependence, violence in relationships. Email:
leticiaolave@ucm.es
Richard AlecsanderReichert Graduated in Psychology from Universidade do
Vale do Itajaí (UNIVALI); Postgraduate specialization in Neuropsychology,
Psychopathology and Mental Health from Universidade do Extremo Sul Catarinense
(UNESC); and PhD in Sciences at the Department of Psychobiology at Escola
Paulista de Medicina—Universidade Federal de São Paulo (EPM-UNIFESP), with
specialization in Medicine and Sociology of Drug Abuse. He works as a Researcher
afliated with the Drug Dependence Unit (UDED-UNIFESP); Researcher at the
Interdisciplinary Center for Studies in Neuroscience, Health and Education in
Adolescence (CIENCIA-UNIFESP); Collaborator at the Laboratory of Basic and
Applied Cognitive Psychology at Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina (LPCOG-
UFSC); and member of the Brazilian Association of Behavioral Psychology and
Medicine (ABPMC), the Brazilian Multidisciplinary Association for Drug Studies
(ABRAMD), the International Network on Brief Interventions for Alcohol and
Other Drugs (INEBRIA), and the Confederación de Adolescencia y Juventud de
Iberoamérica, Italia y Caribe (CODAJIC). Email: reichert@unifesp.br
ArthurdePaulaRibeiro Psychologist, master’s student in Psychology from the
Federal University of Juiz de Fora (UFJF), in the line of Psychosocial Processes in
Health. He is part of the Research and Practice Center in Social Psychology, Public
Policies and Health (PPS). Postgraduate (lato sensu) in Public Health from Paulista
University (UNIP). He works in the areas of gender and sexuality studies in inter-
section with Critical Social Psychology and also Community Psychology, in addi-
tion to the constant dialogue with public health and mental health. Email:
arthurribeiropsi@gmail.com
ThamirisRibeiro Psychologist, master in Psychology from the Federal University
of Juiz de Fora (UFJF). She is part of the Core of Research and Practices in Social
Psychology, Public Policies and Health (PPS). Activist of the social movement
Levante Popular da Juventude. She works in the areas of public policies, alcohol
and other drugs, Community Social Psychology, decoloniality, and black feminism.
Email: ribeirothamiris97@gmail.com
Estefanía Ruíz-Palomino Associate Professor of the Department of Basic
Psychology, Clinical and Psychobiology in the Faculty of Health Sciences at
University Jaume I of Castelló (Spain). Doctorate in Psychology, her research has
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focused on the modeling of risky sexual behavior in young people and the design
and validation of a preventive intervention. As part of the Salusex team, she has
participated in projects on promoting health behaviors, cybersex addiction, and psy-
chosocial aspects related to AIDS.Email: eruiz@uji.es
EroyAparecidada Silva Graduated in Psychology from Organização Paulista de
Educação e Cultura da Faculdade Paulistana; Specialist in Social Psychology from
Instituto Sedes Sapientiae; Specialist in Family and Couple Therapy from Pontifícia
Universidade Católica de São Paulo (PUC-SP); and PhD in Sciences at the
Department of Psychobiology at Escola Paulista de Medicina—Universidade
Federal de São Paulo (EPM-UNIFESP), with specialization in Medicine and
Sociology of Drug Abuse. She works as a Psychologist and Coordinator of the
School Clinic at the Drug Dependence Unit (UDED) in the Department of
Psychobiology at UNIFESP; and is a member of the Brazilian Multidisciplinary
Association for Drug Studies (ABRAMD) and the Brazilian Mental Health
Association (ABRASME). Email: eroyntc@gmail.com
GabrielMartinsSilva Undergraduate in Psychology at the Federal University of
Juiz de Fora (UFJF). Researcher at the Center for Research, Evaluation and
Intervention in Alcohol and other Drugs (CREPEIA/UFJF), Brazil. Main areas of
study: Social Psychology, Psychometrics and Community Psychology. Email: mar-
tinssilvagabriel@gmail.com
PollyannaSantosda Silveira Psychologist, Master in Psychology and Doctor in
Health Sciences. Professor of the Graduate Programs in Psychology at the Catholic
University of Petrópolis (UCP) and Federal University of Juiz de Fora (UFJF).
Researcher at the Center for Research, Intervention and Evaluation in Alcohol and
Drugs (CREPEIA/UFJF). Email: pollyannassilveira@gmail.com
AndrésFelipeTirado-Otálvaro Nurse, Master in Epidemiology, PhD. in Public
Health. Professor at the Faculty of Nursing, Universidad Ponticia Bolivariana,
Medellín, Colombia. Research Group in Care. Areas of study: stigma toward people
who use drugs, public health, epidemiology, and care. Email: felipe.tirado@upb.edu.co
Aldo Tomassini Psychologist, PhD in Psychology from the University of the
Republic (Udelar) and Master in Clinical Psychology, researcher at the Clinical
Research Center in Psychology of the Faculty of Psychology of Udelar and Technical
Secretary of the Departmental Board of Drugs of Montevideo in the Municipality of
Montevideo. My studies focus on clinical interventions in psychology and the study
of substance use in general. Email: Aldo.Tomassini@imm.gub.uy
Joanna Gonçalves de Andrade Tostes-Bianchetti Psychologist, Master and
Doctor in Psychology. Federal University of Juiz de Fora, Institute of Human
Sciences, Postgraduate Program in Psychology, Reference Center in Research,
Intervention and Evaluation in Alcohol and Other Drugs (CREPEIA). Email:
joanna@tostes.org
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Juan CarlosValderrama-Zurián Doctor of Medicine from the University of
Valencia. University Professor in the Department of History of Science and
Documentation, Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry, University of Valencia (Spain).
Director of the UISYS group and co- director of the ITTC Spain. Research line:
Drug addiction, Gender and Health, Science Evaluation and Bibliometrics, Open
Data. Email: Juan.Valderrama@uv.es
HugoValdivia-Ramos PhD in Medical Sciences. Master’s and Doctoral Program
in Medical and Dental Sciences. National Autonomous University of Mexico
(UNAM). Mexico. Interventions to reduce the stigma and discrimination of mental
illnesses. Mexico. Email: hnvaldiviar@gmail.com
JoséLuis Vázquez Specialist in Demand Reduction. Organization of American
States. United States of America. Lines of interest: Demand reduction policies that
include as essential elements, universal, selective and indicated prevention, environ-
mental prevention, health promotion, early intervention, treatment, care, rehabilita-
tion, social integration, recovery, reduction of adverse consequences and related
support services. Email: jvazquez@oas.org
SandraMilenaVelásquez-Vergara Nurse, Specialist in Quality Management and
Audit of Health Services, PhD. in Nursing. Professor at the Faculty of Nursing,
Universidad de Antioquia, Medellín, Colombia. Research Group: Social Policies
and Health Services. Areas of study: Care, perioperative care, gender, contemporary
sexualities, masculinity, stigma. Email: sandra.velasquez3@udea.edu.co
LauraPérez-Martorellde Vicente General Health Psychologist and Educational
Counselor. Expert in problematic uses, Personality Disorders and Eating Behavior
Disorders. She works with child and adolescent population at Centro Puerta Abierta
(Logroño, La Rioja). Email: lauraperezdevte@gmail.com
VíctorJoséVillanueva-Blasco Doctor in Psychology. Professor and Director of
the Master’s Degree in Prevention of Drug Addiction and other Addictive Behaviors
at the Valencian International University (VIU). Member of the Research Network
in Primary Care of Addictions (RIAPAd); of International Society of Substance Use
Professionals (ISSUP), Spain; of the International Center for Technology Transfer
in Addictions (ITTC), Spain. Associate Editor of International Journal of Mental
Health and Addiction and Journal of Prevention. Email: vjvillanueva@universi-
dadviu.com
Fernanda Zeloschi Psychologist, master’s student in Psychology in the line of
Psychosocial Processes in Health at the Federal University of Juiz de Fora (UFJF) and
part of the Research and Practice Center in Social Psychology, Public Policies and
Health (PPS). She has a lato sensu postgraduate degree (specialization) in Social
Psychology and Communities from the Faculty of Governance Engineering and
Education (FGE). She works in the areas of Social Psychology, Community Psychology,
gender and sexualities, and public policies. Email: fernandazeloschi@gmail.com
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