Abstract:Este artigo trata da relação entre Dança, Educação e Saúde por meio da análise e reflexão de situações que emergiram da atividade docente em um curso de graduação em Dança no âmbito do ensino superior público brasileiro. Faz-se um estudo das experiências obtidas, destacando as concepções e estratégias pedagógicas desenvolvidas nas disciplinas de Dança Acrobática. Constatou-se que as atividades educativas corroboraram para a criação de um espaço de cura enquanto potência de transformação, em que os estudantes p… Show more
“…Clearly, the canticle's symbolism is consolidated in the issue of human suffering and intends to face it by putting it in context with a sense, providing an action mode through which suffering can be expressed and when it is expressed, understood and when it is comprehended, tolerated. (p. 101, own translation) This occurs thanks to healing not only because of bearing suffering as an imperative or resignation but also as a possibility to create senses of the self and sparkle transformations that begin in oneself, as Millás puts it 19 :…”
Section: Healing the Wounds Caused By War And Other Woundsmentioning
Research on mental health in Colombia and worldwide has emphasized a morbicentric and behavioral perspective. This article reports a case study that aimed to understand how theater-pedagogy education, as an initiative to build peace, can contribute to mental health. Due to the confluence of social theater, critical pedagogy, and the life experiences of participants, documentary analysis was carried out. Data obtained from a field diary, interviews, and discussion groups was categorized. The participants got involved in the theater-pedagogy and attended forums of theatrical performances. Elements of healing, body, playing, movement, and symbolization concerning mental health were found. This work is expected to contribute to the democratization of mental health in contexts of social suffering.
“…Clearly, the canticle's symbolism is consolidated in the issue of human suffering and intends to face it by putting it in context with a sense, providing an action mode through which suffering can be expressed and when it is expressed, understood and when it is comprehended, tolerated. (p. 101, own translation) This occurs thanks to healing not only because of bearing suffering as an imperative or resignation but also as a possibility to create senses of the self and sparkle transformations that begin in oneself, as Millás puts it 19 :…”
Section: Healing the Wounds Caused By War And Other Woundsmentioning
Research on mental health in Colombia and worldwide has emphasized a morbicentric and behavioral perspective. This article reports a case study that aimed to understand how theater-pedagogy education, as an initiative to build peace, can contribute to mental health. Due to the confluence of social theater, critical pedagogy, and the life experiences of participants, documentary analysis was carried out. Data obtained from a field diary, interviews, and discussion groups was categorized. The participants got involved in the theater-pedagogy and attended forums of theatrical performances. Elements of healing, body, playing, movement, and symbolization concerning mental health were found. This work is expected to contribute to the democratization of mental health in contexts of social suffering.
“…Claramente, el simbolismo del cántico se concentra en el problema del sufrimiento humano e intenta afrontarlo colocándolo en un contexto con sentido, suministrando un modo de acción por la cual el sufrimiento pueda ser expresado y al ser expresado, comprendido y al ser comprendido, soportado. (p. 101) Esto, aunado a una sanación no solo por poder soportar el sufrimiento como imperativo o resignación sino como posibilidad de crear sentidos del mismo y de una transformación que empieza en sí mismo o sí misma, como lo afirma Millás 19 :…”
Resumen El estudio de la salud mental, en Colombia y en el mundo, ha sido enfocado desde una perspectiva morbicéntrica y conductual. Este trabajo presenta un estudio de caso que tuvo como objetivo comprender de qué manera el proceso de formación en teatro-pedagogía, como iniciativa de construcción de paz, puede aportar a la salud mental. A partir de la confluencia del teatro social, la pedagogía crítica y las experiencias de vida de los y las participantes, se realizó análisis documental, y categorización al diario de campo, entrevistas y grupos de discusión. Participaron personas involucradas en la formación y público asistente en los foros de las presentaciones teatrales. Se encontraron elementos sobre sanación, cuerpo, juego, movimiento y simbolización en relación con salud mental. Se espera que este sea un aporte a la democratización en salud mental en contextos de sufrimiento social.
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