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In this episode, Rick Gertzma and Alesha Cid Vega discuss innovative approaches to mental health, focusing on scalable interventions and the importance of community engagement. They explore the role of mentorship, the adaptation of mental health interventions to fit diverse contexts, and the integration of digital tools like telenovelas to reach wider audiences. The conversation emphasizes the need for collaboration across sectors to sustain mental health initiatives and improve access to care.
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