
Breaking the Filter: Real Talk on Self-Image 🧠
Back to IE Mental Health Awareness Week 2025: Breaking Silence
IE TOWER
17th Floor; T.17.02
IE Tower, Maria de Molina, and Segovia Campus, IE Tower, Paseo de la Castellana 259E
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In a world filled with societal pressures and unattainable standards, self-image can significantly impact mental health. How we view ourselves shapes our confidence, relationships, and overall well-being.
Join us for an engaging workshop that delves into the relationship between self-esteem and the limits of perception. Explore how your environment and external influences shape your relationship with yourself and affect your daily life.
Key Topics:
- Understanding how perception is influenced by the environment
- How external factors impact self-esteem
- Identifying your successes, strengths, and values
- Recognizing and believing in the positive qualities seen by your loved ones
🗓 Date: Wednesday, February 5th
⏰ Time: 5:30 pm
📍 Location: IE Tower, T.17.02
👥 Participants: Open to IE students, faculty, and staff
Don’t miss this chance to gain valuable insights and build a more positive relationship with yourself. Sign up now and embark on a journey of self-discovery and empowerment!
Speakers

Yone Zubiaurre
Senior Counselor
IE University
https://www.linkedin.com/in/yzubiaurre/
I am a Senior Counselor at IE. With a keen interest in understanding how individuals connect with themselves, each other, and their environment, I am particularly focused on the social dynamics of interpersonal relationships, discrimination, and abuse. My objective is to contribute towards creating a more inclusive and diverse society that has room for people from all walks of life.
I possess over a decade of experience working in the field of domestic violence in London. My responsibilities included direct interaction with perpetrators, assessing risk, and preparing reports for social services, family courts, and the police. Additionally, I designed, managed, and facilitated behavioral change group programs for men who were abusive and violent towards women, collaborating and synchronizing safety plans with victim support services. Furthermore, I collaborated closely with the police, schools, mental health services, and social services to manage high-risk cases and provided training on understanding and mitigating risk by focusing on the perpetrators.
In addition to my extensive experience in the field of domestic violence, I possess expertise in wellbeing and personal development. I have worked as an Executive Coach and a Life Coach, helping individuals understand their roles in society and within organizations, identifying barriers they may face, and guiding them on how to overcome these barriers to perform optimally. I am currently working toward becoming a Clinical Neuropsychologist, exploring human behavior from a micro perspective.
Hosted By
Co-hosted with: IE Center for Health & Well-being, IE Girl Up Club, My Well-Being, IE Girl Up Club SC
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