Síndrome de Ulises en inmigrantes de la zona fronteriza colombo- venezolana.

Abstract

At present, the migratory flow of Venezuelans to Colombia is increasing due to the sociopolitical conflicts that occur in Venezuela, with immigration being a cause of stress. Therefore, this work seeks to analyze the factors that predispose the Venezuelan immigrant to suffer from the Ulysses Syndrome: immigrant syndrome with chronic and multiple stress. The methodology used was qualitative in a case study with two participants over 18 years of male and female gender, to which they were applied, a semi-structured interview that evaluated three categories (cognitive, emotional and environmental) as entities. Psychosocial predispositions to the syndrome and finally a non-participant observation record was made. The results obtained show the emotional and environmental categories as the predisposing factors of the Ulysses syndrome.