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This book is the result of a final year Psychology course presented in 2012. Based on reflections, concerns and experiences in the context of mental health, the main purpose of this work is to build knowledge about coexistence and its importance as a potential instrument for deinstitutionalization and care. To develop the theme, the book discusses madness, psychiatric reform, the anti-asylum struggle and deinstitutionalization. In addition, the author carried out an action research project in the context of a workshop at a Center for Coexistence and Culture in Mental Health, the NGO Inverso,…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
This book is the result of a final year Psychology course presented in 2012. Based on reflections, concerns and experiences in the context of mental health, the main purpose of this work is to build knowledge about coexistence and its importance as a potential instrument for deinstitutionalization and care. To develop the theme, the book discusses madness, psychiatric reform, the anti-asylum struggle and deinstitutionalization. In addition, the author carried out an action research project in the context of a workshop at a Center for Coexistence and Culture in Mental Health, the NGO Inverso, with the aim of portraying how coexistence is constructed in the daily life of the center and its importance in caring for people in severe psychic suffering.
Autorenporträt
Abschluss in Psychologie am Universitätszentrum von Brasília - UniCEUB im Jahr 2012. Verlängerungsstudentin des interdisziplinären Projekts für psychische Gesundheit - PrISME im Jahr 2011, die bei CAPS II und der NRO Inverso unter der Leitung von Professor Dr. Tania Inessa Martins de Resende arbeitete. Mitautorin des Buches "Open Doors to Madness", das 2017 veröffentlicht wurde.