This wandering of thought […] along paths without goals is similar to thinking while thinking, where every now and then we are surprised by a discovery that has the value of a goal. As for goals without paths, I understand that they correspond to passing the results of that distracted thinking through the path that recognizes the rigors of writing. Something like tracing paths for those goals discovered in distraction […]. This ease helps me and reconciles me with writing in this moment.”
Ele-Mental Health. With All the Sea Behind explores, at times “speaking randomly about memory and its vicissitudes,” key concepts of social psychology such as Social Numerosity, among others, while proposing a reconceptualization of mental health, from (or rather, with) the author's own voice. Fernando Ulloa left us in these pages not only part of his vast experience as an “operator in the production of mental health,” but also many of his perceptions on topics that transcend the field of psychology, of which he is considered nothing less than one of its precursors in our country.