“…The participants' reports show that, from the experience of taking care of the other, being this senile, reflections about the attitudes of caring for oneself arose, which confirms the results of a study carried out in Rio de Janeiro-RJ, which sought to understand the new ways of living and relating goers old House of Natural Therapies and Body Practices (CTNPC) (29) . The results of this study showed, for example, that for some, reaching older age is synonymous with retirement and tranquility; for others, it is the moment of dedication to self-care, with new meanings of identity (29) . Therefore, when experiencing care for others, sometimes the caregiver refreshes pre-established concepts, habits, and behaviors, and this can contribute to changing their behavior in relation to health.…”