An advocate for systemic change in mental health, critiquing traditional suicide prevention methods and highlighting the social justice aspects of suicide, while also pushing for cultural responsiveness in traditional talk therapy. A feature in the Boston Globe highlights me as a leading figure in initiatives addressing suicide tailored to Latin Americans in Massachusetts and as one of the few advocates in the state who openly addresses this critical issue.I earned a Bachelor's Degree in Child Psychology and a Master's Degree in Public Health from Bay Path University.You can find information about my training programs at www.estoyaquillc.com