The Reanimations Social Resilience Program

The Reanimations Social

Resilience Program

These are preventive services not publicly funded (Medicaid), aimed at managing emotions, open to all individuals with or without symptoms. These services serve as a powerful non-pharmacological, cost-effective, and non-stigmatized tool by reducing the risk of incident depression and anxiety, regulating physiological stress responses, and promoting structural brain plasticity before clinical intervention becomes necessary. It builds emotional resilience, and intercept mental distress before it escalates into a debilitating crisis or a diagnosable disorder. They are like a microcosm of society, that can benefit, among others, individuals with chronic physical conditions who suffer from long-term illnesses such as diabetes, cardiovascular diseases, autism, schizophrenia, and more.

Currently, the services provided on this Program are as follows:

  • Therapeutic Self Defense
  • Therapeutic Soccer
  • Therapeutic Games
  • Therapeutic Dancing,
  • Therapeutic Performing Arts
  • Therapeutic Violence Prevention
  • Therapeutic Mentoring Child, Adult
  • Therapeutic Singing
  • Therapeutic Image
  • Therapeutic Parents school

The membership includes:

  • • Operational body capacity test, once a month
  • • A counseling session a month that fits the team’s schedule
  • • A monthly progress report.
  • • Festivals/competitions:

These are recurring community events designed to facilitate access to the culture of people with disabilities and mental health conditions, promoting social diversity. These are spaces for social and professional integration—an invitation to meet, share, and be open to others, and a time of festive conviviality centered on themes of difference and diversity. They include workshops, competitions, and performances. These weekly festivals/competitions are committed to generating new communication languages through art and sport, fostering understanding of how people differ and how others accept those differences.

These services are provided from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m., Monday through Friday, and competitions may take place on Saturdays.