El error que está destruyendo a miles de policías en México

What happens to the mental health of those who risk their lives every day to protect others? In this interview, Dr. Laura Carrera, a specialist in neuroeducation, emotional education, and former coordinator of the Federal Police's Police Development System, explains why many police officers in Mexico face extreme levels of stress, emotional exhaustion, and psychological burnout. During the conversation, she analyzes how long workdays, constant exposure to scenes of violence, lack of rest, and the absence of ongoing emotional support programs can affect the decision-making of law enforcement personnel. She also answers fundamental questions: • Why might a police officer reach their emotional breaking point? • What are the consequences of sleeping very little for days on end? • What happens when institutions only assess mental health but don't provide treatment? • How does all of this influence the use of force and the relationship with the public? Dr. Laura Carrera maintains that teaching emotional intelligence should be as important as teaching firearms handling or law enforcement. Leave your opinion in the comments. Do you think security institutions should invest more in the mental health of their police officers? Subscribe for more in-depth interviews on security, justice, and public policy. Share this video to start a conversation about a topic that rarely takes center stage in public debate. #Security #Police #MentalHealth