Arte, cultura e cuidado nos centros de atencao psicossocial

Abstract

were analyzed. The analysis included statements from coordinators on the objectives of the observed activities. Based on theoretical psychosocial health care frameworks, content analysis was used to investigate the relationship between the therapeutic tools used and the objectives of the activities. RESULTS:Three trends of health care were identifi ed: (1) strictly clinical, was predominant and characterized by activities carried out within the centers, with a focus on personal skills and group interactions; (2) psychosocial, including outdoor activities, widening the cultural repertoire and social circulation and; (3) residual, in the minority and without psychosocial benefi ts. CONCLUSIONS:Carrying out rat and cultural activities which result in health care from the perspective of psychosocial rehabilitation depends on the health care professionals' access to cultural assets and creative procedures, on the recognition of these activities as part of the coordinated work of a team and on all those involved being considered as actual producers of culture.

Conceptions of Mental Health Professionals about the Therapeutic Activity in the CAPS

“…Regarding the actions to be performed at the CAPSs, this fi nding agrees with the results obtained by Galvanese et al (2013) study of the process of care via arts and culture conducted at CAPSs in the city of São Paulo. Out of 126 art and culture activities, 96 were performed within the CAPSs, which points to the professionals' trend to keep their actions within the institutions, making little use of urban and territorial spaces.…”

“…The lack of coherence between the participants' discourse and practice brings out the "mental madhouses" (Pelbart, 1991 (2011), who point to the technifi cation of therapeutic practices in mental health care, with the emphasis falling on clinicalpharmacological treatment, which pushes psychosocial actions to the background. A study by Galvanese, Nascimento, and DOliveira (2013) shows that the performance of therapeutic activities at CAPSs is associated with the conception of the "therapeutic activity myth" for reducing activities to medicine.…”

Processos de trabalho dos profissionais dos Centros de Atenção Psicossocial: revisão integrativa

“…The CAPS art and culture workshop have just such a role, as they are therapeutic devices capa-ble providing not only mental health, but an area where users can be together and integrate with society, resulting in partnerships with cultural spaces in the region, where participants work on themes related to their desires, projects and creations, recognizing themselves as creative, competent and productive individuals 41 . The matrix outcome was found as the main object of study in publications after 2010, not being found before this period.…”

Oficinas de arte e a formação em saúde: uma experiência no laboratório de sensibilidades da Universidade Federal de São Paulo (UNIFESP) – Baixada Santista

“…Ou seja, há diversos autores que vêm questionando os modelos de ensino no campo da Saúde e que também se afinam com a busca por espaços férteis que favoreçam a criação dessas novas percepções de mundo e de si. Entre eles, há os que sugerem a oferta de atividades artísticas no processo de formação em Saúde (Galvanese, Nascimento, & D'Oliveira, 2013) e que compreendem a arte como experiência política e como transformação e invenção de modos de existência. Foucault (1984) formulou uma pergunta que não quer se calar até os dias de hoje: "A vida de cada pessoa não poderia se tornar uma obra de arte?"…”