Medicina Tradicional Chinesa: Intervenção com Famílias no Campo da Saúde Mental Infantojuvenil
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2021-02-19
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Araújo, Antonio José de Vasconcelos 
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Jurdi, Andrea Perosa Saigh
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Dissertação de mestrado
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O abandono e a exclusão designados à loucura ao longo dos anos vêm sendo substituídos por recursos e dispositivos que visam permitir à pessoa em sofrimento mental a recuperação dos laços sociais. A família tem um papel importante no cuidado à saúde e a literatura a coloca tanto como parte originária dos sofrimentos psíquicos, como também importante meio de cuidado. A Terapia Ocupacional e as Práticas Integrativas e Complementares como campos de saber promovem intervenções que privilegiam a integralidade no cuidado em saúde ao lançar mão de recursos para reduzir o processo de medicalização social. Este estudo visa acompanhar e analisar o processo grupal com famílias atendidas no CAPSi #tamojunto de Santos/SP, a partir dos princípios da Terapia Ocupacional associados aos recursos da Medicina Tradicional Chinesa. É uma pesquisa de natureza qualitativa com método-intervenção visando ao envolvimento de famílias na análise de sua própria realidade e no despertar de reflexões que os auxiliem a administrar os problemas vivenciados no seu cotidiano. Os instrumentos da pesquisa foram o diário de campo e entrevistas individuais semiestruturadas. Participaram seis familiares, num total de oito encontros que foram realizados no período entre 2 de outubro de 2019 e 11 de dezembro do mesmo ano. Na análise do processo grupal constatou-se que os encontros potencializaram nos participantes a vontade de assumir os cuidados de sua saúde, incluindo a mudança de hábitos, o redimensionamento de seu papel nas relações familiares e o autocuidado, fatores essenciais para o gerenciamento das situações de estresse tão frequentes no cotidiano.
Abandonment and exclusion, which have been designated as madness over the preceding years, are being replaced by resources and devices that aim to allow people in mental suffering to recover their social ties. The family plays an important role in health care and the literature places it both as an original part of psychological suffering and as an important means of care. Occupational Therapy and Integrative and Complementary Practices as fields of knowledge promote interventions that privilege integrality in health care by using resources to reduce the process of social medicalization. This study aims to monitor and analyze the group process with families served at the CAPSi #tamojunto in Santos/SP, based on the principles of Occupational Therapy associated with the resources of Traditional Chinese Medicine. It is a qualitative research with method-intervention related to the involvement of families in the analysis of their own reality and to promote reflections that help them to manage the problems experienced in their daily lives. The research instruments were the field diary and semi-structured interviews. Six family members participated, in a total of eight meetings that took place from August 27th, 2019, to December 8th of the same year. In the analysis of the group process, it was found that the meetings potentialized in the participants the willingness to take care of their health, including a change in habits, the redimensioning of their role in family relationships and self-care, which are essential
Abandonment and exclusion, which have been designated as madness over the preceding years, are being replaced by resources and devices that aim to allow people in mental suffering to recover their social ties. The family plays an important role in health care and the literature places it both as an original part of psychological suffering and as an important means of care. Occupational Therapy and Integrative and Complementary Practices as fields of knowledge promote interventions that privilege integrality in health care by using resources to reduce the process of social medicalization. This study aims to monitor and analyze the group process with families served at the CAPSi #tamojunto in Santos/SP, based on the principles of Occupational Therapy associated with the resources of Traditional Chinese Medicine. It is a qualitative research with method-intervention related to the involvement of families in the analysis of their own reality and to promote reflections that help them to manage the problems experienced in their daily lives. The research instruments were the field diary and semi-structured interviews. Six family members participated, in a total of eight meetings that took place from August 27th, 2019, to December 8th of the same year. In the analysis of the group process, it was found that the meetings potentialized in the participants the willingness to take care of their health, including a change in habits, the redimensioning of their role in family relationships and self-care, which are essential
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ARAÚJO, Antonio José de Vasconcelos. Medicina Tradicional Chinesa: Intervenção com Famílias no Campo da Saúde Mental Infantojuvenil. 2021. 109f. Dissertação (Mestrado) - Instituto de Saúde e Sociedade, Universidade Federal de São Paulo, Santos, 2021.