“…Merleau-Ponty (1964) ultimately overmatches the dichotomy between the natural world and the cultural world by prioritizing the Lebenswelt (life-world). Studies completed in the last twenty-five years have shown that one may find in Merleau-Ponty's thought, via the concept of Lebenswelt, a fruitful course to think about clinical phenomenology and phenomenological psychopathology (Bloc & Moreira, 2013;Chamond, Moreira, Decoq, & Leroy-Viémon, 2014;Guedes & Moreira, 2009;Leite & Moreira, 2009;Moreira, 1993Moreira, , 1994Moreira, , 1995Moreira, , 1997Moreira, , 1998Moreira, , 1999Moreira, , 2000Moreira, , 2001aMoreira, , 2001bMoreira, , 2004Moreira, , 2007aMoreira, , 2007bMoreira, , 2007cMoreira, , 2009aMoreira, , 2009bMoreira, , 2009cMoreira, , 2010Moreira, , 2011aMoreira, , 2011bMoreira, , 2014Moreira & Bloc, 2012a, 2012bMoreira & Cavalcante, 2008;Moreira & Melo, 2008a, 2008bMoreira, Meneses, Andrade, & Araujo, 2010;Moreira, Nogueira, & Rocha, 2007;Moreira, Saboia, Beco, & Soares, 1995;Pita & Moreira, 2013;Rocha, Boris, & Moreira, 2012;Tatossian & Moreira, 2012;Telles & Moreira, 2014).…”