THERAPEUTIC RESIDENCY: PERMANENCIES AND BREAKS IN WORK PRACTICES
Abstract
In Brazil, the functioning of therapeutic residences tends to present challenges, such as the lack of social support, which can hinder the production of health care and affect the workers of the service. Therefore, this study aimed to report the experience of conducting workshops with professionals of a therapeutic residence, besides describing the challenges and potentialities faced by professionals when producing health care. To this end, a qualitative-descriptive study, experience report was carried out, based on the social constructionism approach. Data were collected from semi-structured interviews, recorded, with five professionals of a therapeutic residence, followed by four workshops, adapted from the methodology ‘Rhythms of Life’, and field diaries of the first author. From the reports presented, the study participants clearly reported many more challenges than potentialities to produce mental health care. However, the spaces for talking and listening offered to professionals seem to have provided reflections that enabled the construction of positive meanings related to mental health work.
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