Síndrome de Ulises en inmigrantes venezolanos en Villa del Rosario, Norte de Santander.

Abstract

The people that migrate from their home country live a unique reality, with problems faced in their daily basis far from everything they know, situation that people who have never had to leave their homeland may find difficult to understand. This is why the issue of migrant mental health should be approached from conscious point of view of their context. This research had as objective determine the presence of risk factors that affects the mental health of the migrants and its incidence in the syndrome through information techniques. The methodology was based in a descriptive focus study addressed to adult Venezuelan migrants in Villa del Rosario, Colombia. In this research is proven that the migrants are in a situation of permanent crisis in which are exposed to risk factors of developing a chronicle stress disorder and afflictions to their mental health, which constitutes the Ulysses Syndrome.