Terapia comunitária: prática relatada pelos profissionais da rede SUS de Santa Catarina, Brasil

Padilha, Cristina dos Santos; Oliveira, Walter Ferreira de

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“…Thus, studies were listed through a careful reading and inclusion criteria chosen. Education [9][10], Gaucha Journal of Nursing [11,19], Science & Public Health [12,17], magazine USP School of Nursing [14], and Health & Society [15]. The most publishers were published: Graphic LCR [2], University Publishing UFPB [4,7], Peace and Earth [8], and the Ministry of Health [16,18].…”

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“…The study of Adilha [10] reveals that culture cannot be left out because characterizes who we are, explains the means to relate and how we do it. This culture implies the act and thinks so because it is something that we are given early, following an individual and/or family line.…”

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“…ICT promotes a welcoming approach, helping people to integrate and feel safer by helping them thus express their daily suffering. This makes it possible to work more efficiently and problem-solving way the mental health of those involved within the community therapy [10,19].…”

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Integrative Community Therapy and its benefits for primary care: an integrative review

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Introduction: Integrative Community Therapy (ICT) is presented as an important support tool for improving health in primary care.Objective: Describing how it is being implemented in the ICT of the Family Health Strategy. Method:It was decided to carry out an integrative review, using the descriptors Community Therapy, Family Health, bond, Communitarian Therapy, Family Health, bond, Communitarian Therapy, Family Health, link; the databases consulted were LILACS, SciELO and PubMED, from 2009 to 2014.Results: The findings demonstrate that from the understanding of the importance of working with the theme of the family health team, the service is more spontaneous and rewarding, resulting in strengthening the bond between everyone involved in this process. Conclusion:Studies show that the ICT, when applied in primary care, tends to be a terminating method, as a result of this could be used for promotion, prevention and rehabilitation. In addition, ICT promotes the strengthening of relations between professionals, users and community.

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“…8,9 No Brasil, a Política Nacional de Práticas Integrativas e Complementares (PNPIC) foi iniciada em 2003 no SUS, e aprovada em fevereiro de 2006 pela OMS, objetivando desenvolver uma sistemática de Atenção Básica, que auxilia de forma complementar os tratamentos médicos, proporcionando ao paciente uma nova forma terapêutica, menos invasiva a partir de estímulos e desenvolvimentos de promoção, prevenção e recuperação da saúde, utilizando-se métodos naturais como recurso, embasados no acolhimento e na criação de vínculos entre usuário, família e profissional de saúde. 9,10,11 Considerando que a OMS preconiza o reconhecimento e incorporação das Medicinas Tradicionais e Complementares, também conhecidas como PIC's, nos sistemas nacionais de saúde, a Terapia Comunitária Integrativa (TCI) se enquadra como recurso para lidar com demandas psicossociais e promover redes de apoio social, ampliando a resolutividade da Atenção Primária.…”

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A implementação da Terapia Comunitária Integrativa em uma unidade de saúde e seu auxílio no cuidado integral: um relato exitoso

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Objetivos: Descrever a implementação da Terapia Comunitária Integrativa (TCI) na Unidade Atenção Primária à Saúde (UAPS) Edmar Fujita do município de Fortaleza - Ceará. Métodos: Análise descritiva da TCI como prática de promoção e atenção à saúde mental e integral na Atenção Primária (AP) e revisão da literatura sobre o tema. Resultados: A TCI vem sendo realizada em um turno semanal, cujas facilitadoras foram capacitadas pelo Projeto Quatro Varas. É praticada em ambiente dentro da comunidade e é aberto ao público. Observa-se aumento do vínculo com a equipe promotora, bem como uma facilitação na coordenação do cuidado de maneira integral. É evidente a maior demanda de atendimentos médicos voltados aos participantes, os quais não necessariamente são da área de abrangência da UAPS. Conclusões: A TCI objetiva a promoção e criação de redes de apoio para lidar com demandas psicossociais. É um instrumento pouco oneroso que promove melhorias quanto à coordenação do cuidado, principalmente daqueles pertencentes à área adscrita da UAPS, aumentando assim o poder de resolução da AP. Foi possível observar maior demanda de atendimentos em saúde mental, o que reforça a necessidade da implantação de práticas integrativas como a TCI como ferramenta para um plano terapêutico individual e comunitário.

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“…Com relação ao uso de alguma teoria específica na discussão dos artigos, 7 deles utilizam a Psicanálise (Bezerra, 2009, Bezerra & Rinaldi, 2009, Nunes, Jucá & Valentim, 2007, Estellita-Lins, Oliveira & Coutinho, 2009, Romanini & Roso, 2012, Lewis & Palma, 2011, Guerra, 2005, 2 partem das contribuições de Deleuze (Palombini et al, 2013, Ferreira-Neto, 2008 e 1 trabalha com a Terapia Comunitária que, segundo os autores, baseia-se em cinco eixos teóricos: Pensamento Sistêmico, Teoria da comunicação, pedagogia de Paulo Freire, Antropologia Cultural e conceito de resiliência (Padilha & Oliveira, 2012 (Palombini et al 2013, Padilha & Oliveira, 2012, Ferreira-Neto, 2008, e 8 são teóricos (Estellita-Lins, Oliveira & Coutinho, 2009, Romanini & Roso, 2012, Alves & Francisco, 2009, Leite et al, 2012, Lewis & Palma, 2011, Bezerra, 2009, Bezerra & Rinaldi, 2009, Vicentin, 2006, Guerra, 2005. Nos demais (4 estudos empíricos e 5 teóricos), a clínica ampliada aparece apenas como um ponto específico de discussão.…”

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Recursos conversacionais para a clínica ampliada com famílias em saúde mental

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Since the Brazilian Psychiatric Reform, we have witnessed an increased value of family participation in treatment. Alternatives of attention to family members in the context of services have been sought. When the challenges of bringing clinical practices into the Unified Health System are added to the debate, the concept of the expanded clinic arises, and this concept associates the notions of subjectivity and citizenship. Emphasis is placed on the importance of dealing with each concrete situation as part of contexts and social relations. A Program of Family Care in a Psychiatric Day Hospital exists in line with these concerns. This program offers several activities for families. Family Reunions are amongst these activities, and they are the specific context of this research. The contributions of a social constructionist orientation for family therapy guide family reunions with a focus on processes of meaning making. This research aimed to analyze the approximation of a practice with families (family reunions) to the notion of the expanded clinic in mental health care. The research specifically aims to: a) understand the process of meaning making in this practice, while analyzing the construction of conversational resources in the interaction, as well as their effects to the transformations of the meanings of problem and self throughout the process; and b) describe how these resources contribute to the expansion of clinical practices with families. Thirtythree family reunions (three family cases) were followed in the institution. These sessions were audio recorded, and fully transcribed, in order to constitute the research corpus. A social constructionist understanding about research practices is the methodological guide for this investigation. All sessions were submitted to a thematic-sequential analysis of the process of meaning making. We have described the negotiation and transformation of meanings about a problem that was considered, by the patient and by their family, as central to their lives. For each case, the main conversational resource constructed during the process was analyzed and described. These conversational resources are: a) inviting the social into the individual; b) weaving family dialogue; and c) knowing yourself in other voices. The analysis of each case considered: how something was constructed as a problem to be worked out; how the use of the resources was carried through; and the effects the use of this resource created throughout the case. We offer, as our thesis, a social constructionist reading of the expanded clinic, where we call attention to how the expansion of clinical practice is crafted from the effects that particular ways of interacting create in the context of practices. It is in the interactive moment that professionals and patients jointly generate understandings about who they are, what their problems are, and what they can do in relation to them, while they talk about their health issues. We discuss how the use of these resources is constructed in interactions, and how ...

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Terapia comunitária: prática relatada pelos profissionais da rede SUS de Santa Catarina, Brasil

Cited by 7 publications

References 16 publications

Integrative Community Therapy and its benefits for primary care: an integrative review

Integrative Community Therapy and its benefits for primary care: an integrative review

A implementação da Terapia Comunitária Integrativa em uma unidade de saúde e seu auxílio no cuidado integral: um relato exitoso

Recursos conversacionais para a clínica ampliada com famílias em saúde mental

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