“…The statement that names the field rescues the adolescent who is usually seen as impulsive, irresponsible and immature, to replace him or her as a person who is looking for new places of belonging, new interests and conquests on the way to his or her autonomy. Adolescence is a transition phase whose transformations take place in the physical, psychological, and social spheres, enabling young people to manage a series of choices that, in their majority, result in family conflicts, especially parental ones (Araújo, 2014;Brasil, Almeida, Amparo, & Pereira, 2015), which, in turn, mark the adolescent's subjectivation process, a phase that must be monitored and undergo parental intervention, when necessary (Stortelder & Ploegmakers-Burg, 2010).…”