“…One relative became the primary informal caregiver of patients, providing assistance in daily living activities, administering medication, supervising problematic behavior, and supporting the autonomy of patients (Barroso, 2014;Tessler & Gamache, 2000). The family caregiver is, therefore, able to assess improvement presented by the patient in response to the treatment and to collaborate in the treatment designed by health providers (Bandeira, Silva, Camilo, & Felício, 2011;Perreault, Rousseau, Provencher, Roberts, & Milton, 2011). The responsibilities of the mental health staff became more diversified and intensified (Bandeira, 2014;Rebouças, Legay, & Abelha, 2007;Santos et al, 2011).…”