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In these times of uncertainty, lifestyle changes create tensions that directly affect our mental health. Problems such as insomnia, anxiety, depression, memory difficulties, concentration issues, and cognitive decline are becoming increasingly common. Given this situation, there is a need to rethink how we approach mental functioning in the context of an increasingly complex world.

At ATAM, we have developed a new assessment scale that evaluates the five key domains of mental activity from a health perspective rather than a disease-focused one. This innovative tool can be applied to everyone, regardless of their mental health status.

If you are interested in participating, please follow this link: https://equipoclinico.atam.es/formulario/

We invite you to collaborate with our Clinical Team as volunteers in the experimental phase of this mental functioning assessment scale. By participating, you will receive a detailed report with the results and personalized recommendations to maintain a mentally healthy life.

ATAM, always committed to your health and well-being.

On July 17th, as part of the IX Congress of the Bar Association of Barcelona organized by the Illustrious Bar Association of Barcelona (ICAB), Vivelibre participated in the session on “AI at the service of the elderly or people with disabilities.”

The panel was presented by Xavier Puigdollers Noblom, lawyer and President of the Commission for the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, and moderated by Joaquin Poch Sala, lawyer and President of the Commission for the Rights of the Elderly.

Alberto Sanfeliu Cortés, Professor of Computational Sciences and AI at the Polytechnic University of Catalonia, spoke first. He presented a vision of the future where people, robots, and avatars can coexist in society and detailed some of the projects he is involved in.

Next, José Pérez Plano, Head of Institutional Development at ViveLibre, spoke. He presented what ViveLibre offers to the elderly and people with disabilities through its solutions, and how AI supports advances in predictive processes to contribute to the health care and personal autonomy of these groups.

The combination of ViveLibre’s origin, with over 50 years of understanding processes related to disability and dependency, has created a unique foundation for deploying the data processing capabilities offered by AI to serve people through ViveLibre’s solutions.

The session was held in a hybrid format, both in person and via streaming, and reached a total audience of nearly 100 people, mostly comprised of legal professionals.La sesión se celebró de forma mixta, tanto presencial como mediante streaming, y en total se alcanzó una audiencia cercana a las 100 personas, mayoritariamente conformada por profesionales de la abogacía.

On June 27th, the launch session of the CIMER project took place in an event held by all its partners in the city of Lleida.

CIMER is an innovative initiative that aims to raise awareness about the importance of promoting more inclusive communities. By placing people at the forefront and center of change, alongside leaders and relevant stakeholders, CIMER mobilizes communities and contributes to the growth of the entire social fabric.

CIMER operates based on the collaborative action of its eight partners, all of whom have extensive experience in providing care to people and have approaches to action in various territories of the Pyrenees. Among the CIMER partners are ATAM and VIVELIBRE S.L, as well as other national and European entities:

  1. – Fundación Privada Ilersis
  2. – Support Girona
  3. – UDAF65
  4. – UDAF31
  5. – URAF Occitanie
  6. – Fondation Marie-Louise

The main objective of CIMER is to promote high levels of inclusion in mountainous and rural areas, enabling people with disabilities and older adults with dependency or in situations of frailty to fully exercise their right to an independent life within their community, without being forced to leave their homes. This objective aligns with Article 19 of the International Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (UN, 2006).

In this regard, CIMER will focus on three key areas:

  1. 1.- Empowerment, training, and identification of best practices in independent living.
  2. 2.- Actions for the prevention of dependency and the promotion of personal autonomy.
  3. 3.- Creation of more inclusive rural and mountain communities.

The development of the project is supported financially by the INTERREG POCTEFA program, co-financed at 65% by the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) through the Interreg V-A Spain-France-Andorra Program (POCTEFA 2021-2027). The aim of POCTEFA is to strengthen the economic and social integration of the border area between Spain, France, and Andorra, focusing on the development of cross-border economic, social, and environmental activities through joint strategies for sustainable territorial development.

The collaboration among CIMER partners stimulates creativity and the generation of new ideas, ensuring the project’s success. The project’s launch meeting, held on Thursday, June 27th, at the Llotja de Lleida, is a clear example of this commitment. The Private Foundation Ilersis, as the project leader, hosted the event, welcoming all CIMER partners. Participants also had the opportunity to tour the Foundation’s new facilities and the Seu Vella of the city, thereby strengthening cooperation bonds.

This meeting marks the beginning of CIMER’s activity schedule, which is designed to generate a positive change in inclusive mountain and rural communities.

The project has been co-financed at 65% by the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) through the Interreg V-A Spain-France-Andorra Program (POCTEFA 2021-2027). The objective of POCTEFA is to strengthen the economic and social integration of the Spain-France-Andorra border area. Its support focuses on the development of cross-border economic, social, and environmental activities through joint strategies for sustainable territorial development.

ATAM held its annual General Meeting last Wednesday, June 26, in the auditorium of Distrito Telefónica, where the results and actions of the last fiscal year were presented, coinciding with the Association’s 50th Anniversary celebration.

Raquel Fernández, president of ATAM, emphasized in her opening speech the importance of ATAM’s work for families facing disability and dependency situations. She expressed her strong belief that ATAM is a crucial entity for the well-being and quality of life of all the families it supports.

Raquel Fernández highlighted how ATAM has understood the importance of transformation, particularly in terms of technology, to bolster the organization’s viability and create a proposal that addresses the challenges people face today: rapid changes in our lifestyle and new ways of living that impact our health.

The General Director of ATAM shared the data regarding the previous fiscal year 2023 and the foundations supporting the 2024 budget. Ignacio Aizpún used his presentation to analyze the key aspects of the connected technological world and the vectors of ATAM’s institutional development project.

The social representation of ATAM also participated in the meeting. Board member Fernando Medrano highlighted the Family Support Service, which helps thousands of families find the solutions they need based on the values of universality, uniqueness, equity, and solidarity that underpin ATAM’s social objectives.

For her part, board member Yolanda Caro emphasized how the new technological stage of humanity brings new worldviews and how this new reality impacts our health. She highlighted that technical progress alters our interpretation of realities such as life, health, disability, and aging. Yolanda Caro also expressed recognition and gratitude for the work carried out by the various units and services of the association.

Starting next April 25th, all ATAM members and their families will be able to participate in the “Brain Health” campaign, aimed at maintaining our brain in the best conditions through recommendations for future healthy brain aging, as well as guidelines to improve resilience.

The campaign focuses on several fundamental pillars, such as healthy eating, regular physical exercise, adequate nighttime rest, and continuous mental stimulation. This campaign seeks to equip individuals of all ages with the knowledge and tools necessary to take care of their brain in the medium to long term.

The campaign will provide information on diets rich in antioxidants and other essential nutrients, the benefits of regular physical activity, guidelines to keep the brain active and stimulated. Various factors that can affect our resilience will also be mentioned.

We invite you to watch our webinar ‘Brain Health’ that took place on Thursday, April 25th at 1:00 PM. The webinar was conducted by Dr. Isabel Bustamante, and we covered the essential aspects of maintaining good brain health.

You can register for the campaign through the form.

Remember that it is never too early or too late to start taking care of our brain health.

Join the fight for vitality and health! Regular physical activity is a powerful tool for preventing and treating serious diseases such as heart disease, strokes, diabetes, and certain types of cancer. Additionally, it helps keep hypertension, overweight, and obesity at bay, while improving your mental health, quality of life, and well-being.

However, the modern world pushes us towards inactivity. Changes in transportation patterns, excessive use of technology, and cultural values are challenging our health. It’s time to change that!

ATAM invites you to join our “Healthy Habits Campaign: Vitality, Physical Exercise, and Health Promotion.” You can watch the webinar that was held on April 23rd at 1:00 PM, where we delved into the multiple benefits that regular physical activity can bring to your life. It’s time to take action and commit to your health.

To sign up for the campaign, you can do so on the form

ATAM has been awarded an honourable mention in the 6th edition of the ADiReLab award in recognition of its 50 years of pioneering dedication in supporting thousands of families facing various causes of disability at any stage of their life.

Specifically, the jury’s motivation on the award was “for being pioneers for 50 years in supporting thousands of families facing any cause of disability and at any stage of their life, in what we can consider a unique system of social protection in Labour Relations. Precursors of concepts that are nowadays very topical, always at the forefront of the most innovative approaches and methodologies, promoting the improvement of society through a permanent dynamic of collaboration with different entities in the social sector”.

These accredited awards, granted by the Association of Directors of Labour Relations, seek to distinguish the work of those who work in Labour Relations as agents that favour quality of life at work and business competitiveness.

This award is particularly emotional for the association as it coincides with the celebration of the fiftieth anniversary of its foundation.

Ignacio Aizpún, General Manager of ATAM, and Tatiana Espinosa de los Monteros, Director of Labour Relations and Diversity, From Telefónica collected the award.

The ceremony was held at the Official College of Architects of Madrid] on 1 December. The jury made up of personalities of recognized prestige in the field were among others: María Emilia Casas Bahamonde, President Emeritus of the Constitutional Court and Professor of Labour Law at the Complutense University of Madrid; Manuel Pimentel Siles, Honorary President of ADiReLab; Javier Benavente Barrón, President of Vivofácil; Montserrat Mateos, Editor of Expansión; Antonio de la Fuente, Chief People Officer of GLOBALIA and President of ADiReLab; and Rosa Santos Fernández, Director of the Employment, Diversity and Social Protection Department of CEOE.

The latest issue of our magazine is now available and includes an extensive report on the event Futuro Singular held last October in its special ATAM 50th-anniversary edition.

The meeting focused on the digital transformation of social organizations. With the help of prestigious specialists, scientific experts, and technologists, we enjoyed a highly inspiring event, the essence of which we share through the pages of our magazine. 

You can download this issue here: REVISTA ATAM Nº18

ATAM celebró su Junta General anual el pasado jueves 27 de mayo en el auditorio de Telefónica. En un año marcado por la pandemia de la COVID-19, la Asociación puso de manifiesto la relevancia y la capacidad de reacción como sistema privado de apoyo para las familias que conviven con situaciones de discapacidad y dependencia.

Así lo destacaron los intervinientes en una Junta General que, por segundo año consecutivo, ha tenido que celebrarse virtualmente a causa de las limitaciones existentes por motivo de la pandemia.

Ésta ha sido la primera vez que la nueva presidenta de ATAM, Raquel Fernández, realizó la apertura de la Junta, en la que intervinieron también el vicepresidente de la asociación, Fernando Medrano y el consejero Ángel López junto al Director General, Ignacio Aizpún.

Durante el desarrollo del acto quedó de manifiesto el peso de las actuaciones llevadas a cabo por ATAM como uno de los pilares del sistema de protección social de los trabajadores de Telefónica. Durante el pasado ejercicio fue especialmente importante el rápido ajuste realizado por la organización para dar respuesta y ofrecer soluciones a los socios de ATAM en unos meses extremadamente complejos, con confinamiento y donde el flujo de trabajo ha tenido que adaptarse rápidamente al modo del teletrabajo.

Especial mención merecen los profesionales de Equipo Clínico que recuperaron sus consultas presenciales en tiempo récord y ayudaron a un número importante de usuarios a paliar los efectos del confinamiento haciendo un uso intensivo de la modalidad de teleconsulta.

Por su parte, el Director General de ATAM, además de compartir las cifras y analizar la evolución del ejercicio 2020, quiso reflexionar sobre el impacto que los avances tecnológicos están teniendo en la sociedad y, especialmente, en el cuidado de la salud y la promoción de la autonomía de las personas más vulnerables.

El acto concluyó con las palabras de la presidenta de ATAM agradeciendo el compromiso y en reconocimiento a la labor tanto profesional como personal de los trabajadores de la institución.

 

Resumen Junta 2021

Desde este mes de junio, el Equipo Clínico de ATAM pone en marcha una Campaña para promover la Actividad Física y la prevención de la salud. Todos los socios de ATAM así como su unidad familiar incluidos sus padres tendrán acceso a una valoración personalizada así como la aplicación de un protocolo de actividad física.

Esta campaña completamente gratuita tiene como objetivo principal detectar las personas con perfil sedentario y desarrollar programas de ejercicio para nuestros usuarios.  Además, los profesionales médicos estudiarán las alternativas personalizadas más beneficiosas para promover la salud de las personas a través del ejercicio.

No pierdas la oportunidad de consultar con los profesionales del Equipo Clínico cualquier duda tanto presencialmente como por videoconsulta. Ellos realizarán una valoración multidimensional de la persona y sus necesidades por parte del médico especialista en Medicina Física y de Rehabilitación y también del psiquiatra y el médico de familia, cuando resulte necesario.

Empieza a moverte y mejorar tu salud ahora mismo. Reserva ya tu consulta en el 91 709 80 91

Puedes consultar también aquí nuestro artículo sobre el sedentarismo.

 

Más información en: https://equipoclinico.atam.es/