Leaders are trained in Security corps

The II Course on Strengthening Women’s Leadership in Public Security Institutions continues, coordinated by the Executive Secretary of the State Public Security System

Guanajuato/Gto News

The II Course on Strengthening of Women’s Leadership in Public Security Institutions is held, coordinated by the Executive Secretary of the State Public Security System, headed by Sophia Huett Lopez, Executive Secretary.

During the sixth session, the topics were on Women’s Health:

• “Information about your sexuality empowers you” by Cristina Lanuza Lopez, Gynecologist and Obstetrician, specialized in reproduction
• “Between emotion and reason” by Kira Ceron Rodriguez, communicator, lecturer and trainer in human development

In the first part of the session, Dr. Cristina Lanuza noted the importance of self-care in all stages of life, since a leader who takes care of herself and with healthy habits contributes to achieving a complete, comprehensive state of well-being, both, physical and mental, exercising better and complete leadership and empowerment.

Lanuza explained the different processes that women’s health goes through and the relevance of avoiding risky sexual practices, taking care of infections and diseases, hygiene, timely detection of cancer and not postponing or putting aside their check-ups or medical appointments.

Kira Ceron, human development trainer, said that neurologically, women are more complete to head leadership positions within corporations, since they have better observation skills, assertive communication, empathy, adaptability, innovation, teamwork and memory.

Ceron said that given these qualities typical of women, it is only important to always be willing to change ideas, eliminate stereotypes and paradigms, concentrate and focus on the present, organize the family and their support networks, remove the fear of deciding, review and rethink your habits, especially those that contribute to growing and being better.

Also as part of this sixth session, the progress and rethinking of their life projects and goals set at the beginning of the course were reviewed, as well as creating support networks to achieve their personal and professional goals.

In the second Strengthening course, which began last March, 53 police women from 15 municipalities are participating, plus members of the State Public Security Forces and the State Attorney General’s Office.