Psychosocial rehabilitation is a community program based on group therapies where people learn new tools and skills to integrate into society and improve their quality of life. These therapies help people to give new meaning to their lives, resolve family conflicts, reduce their levels of depression, anxiety and stress. The goal of this therapy is to integrate people into the community in a functional and productive way, where they feel useful and recognized, thus increasing their self-esteem and meaning of life. PSR is a therapy guided by a mental health professional who supports people emotionally, intellectually and socially by teaching and practicing together with the group members positive and healthy tools to recover and reinforce their own skills and functional capacities. During psychosocial rehabilitation, the person: -Becomes aware of his/her diagnosis and need for treatment. Learns to recognize his/her symptoms and develop positive self-care behaviors. ​ -Learns new skills and tools to put into daily practice, as well as recognize and reinforce his/her own skills. -Learns and practices relaxation and meditation exercises to reduce anxiety, depression, stress, and insomnia. -Frequently performs exercises to strengthen attention, thinking, and memory. -Learns new assertive communication skills to improve personal and family relationships.