Today we share the testimony of María Amores González, psychologist at the Fundación Hospitalarias Arturo Soria, part of the care network for people living with severe and persistent mental illness.
María began her journey with the Sisters Hospitallers as a volunteer at the age of just 17. Today, she is part of the Management Unit Team at Arturo Soria, working in the Psychosocial Rehabilitation Division, and also coordinates the Women’s and Gender Commission.
In this video, she reflects on how hospitality becomes a daily practice in her work: accompanying, listening, and creating spaces for recovery and autonomy—especially for women experiencing exclusion, violence, and psychological suffering.
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About Fundación Hospitalarias Arturo Soria
Located in the heart of Madrid, the Fundación Hospitalarias Arturo Soria works every day to build a more humane, inclusive, and community-based mental health model.
From a comprehensive perspective, it provides specialized care for people with severe and persistent mental illness, offering programs in psychosocial rehabilitation, job counseling, supported housing, and hospital-based care.
With more than 300 residential beds, nearly 1,000 day-program spaces, and professional teams who work directly in users’ environments, its mission is to promote autonomy, inclusion, and respect for every person’s dignity.
This work is grounded in the founding values of the Sisters Hospitallers: hospitality, compassion for the most excluded, and professional care rooted in listening and empathy.
