Percepções de familiares de adolescentes sobre oficinas terapêuticas em um centro de atenção psicossocial infantil

Noronha, Arlete Aparecida; Folle, Daniela; Guimarães, Andréa Noeremberg; Brum, Maria Luiza Bevilaqua; Schneider, Jacó Fernando; Motta, Maria da Graça Corso da

doi:10.1590/1983-1447.2016.04.56061

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“…In this context, the family or caregiver are important collaborators and can contribute significantly to the success of the treatment, if involved in the care process (17) . Although there is consensus about their active role in the co-construction of care, it is necessary to point out that absence or distance from family cooperation in the care may have negative impacts on the therapy and how they experience the suffering of children and adolescents.…”

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Mental health in children and adolescents: vision of the professionals on challenges and possibilities in building up intersectoral networks

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Olschowsky

Silva

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Objective: To analyze the possibilities and challenges in building intersectoral networks in mental health in the professional’s view involved in the care for children and adolescents treated at the Child and Adolescent Psychosocial Care Center. Methods: A qualitative, descriptive and exploratory research, held from May to June 2014, performed a town in southern Brazil. Data were collected through semi-structured interviews with 26 workers intersectoral networking and submitted to thematic analysis. Results: The articulation of different services and intersectoral care devices, and challenges to be overcome, the individual treatment plan, social policies that realize the real needs of users, including family and the medical-hegemonic model, were pointed out as possibilities. Conclusion: The care raised to the intersectoral level is a necessity and a way to achieve new perspectives on care and its articulations to consolidate the Child and Adolescent Mental Health policy.

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Section: [] They (Adolescents) Need Other Opportunities To Work Imentioning

confidence: 99%

Mental health in children and adolescents: vision of the professionals on challenges and possibilities in building up intersectoral networks

Nunes

Olschowsky

Silva

et al. 2019

Rev. Gaúcha Enferm.

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“…Besides, they can cooperate with strengthening the humanized care and in accordance with the purposes of the psychiatric reform, especially as regards practices geared to user needs (23) . The therapeutic activities contribute to the improvement of social and family coexistence, in damage reduction related to the use of psychoactive substances, in stability and in crises reduction.…”

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Care actions for family members of users of psychoactive substances: intentions/expectations

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Objective: to understand the professionals’ intentions and family members’ expectations about care actions developed to the relatives of users of psychoactive substances. Method: a social phenomenology approach according to Alfred Schütz, performed in a Psychosocial Care Center for Alcohol and Drugs. Interviews were performed with 13 professionals and 12 family members. Results: there is a reciprocity of perspectives between the professionals’ intentions and the relatives’ expectations, described by the effectiveness of the treatment of the user (typical of the action of both). The family members seek for care actions, expecting to improve the user’s treatment. Final considerations: the findings provide reflections for professionals about the health care actions and the organization of the service for the family’s mental health.

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“…In this sense, the promotion of users' health is related to the role of the family, since it can be considered as a reference to guide the behavior of its members, corroborating with the construction of the psychosocial mental health model. 24 The changes in the care model assign new services to mental health services, staff, users and their families, sharing responsibilities to all the actors involved in the care process. In this way, it facilitates socializing and social relations with a user of psychoactive substances.…”

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Care Actions for the Relatives of Users of Psychoactive Substances: The Perspectives of Professionals and Families

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Terra

Vieira

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Objective: to understand the care actions developed for the relatives of users of psychoactive substances from the perspective of professionals and family members. Method: based on the Social Phenomenology approach of Alfred Schütz’s. The research was performed in a Psychosocial Alcohol and Drug Attention Center of a municipality in the State of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil. Phenomenological interviews were conducted with 13 professionals and 12 family members of users of psychoactive substances, from July to November, 2016. The steps suggested by Social Phenomenology researchers were used for data analysis. Results: three categories were revealed: care actions for family members from the perspective of professionals; care actions identified by family members, and reciprocity of perspectives in relation to care actions for family members. The professionals reported care actions developed in the service for the family: listening, reception, individual care, guidance, referrals, family groups and home visits; and care actions identified by family members: family group, care, reception, resolution, psychological support and guidance. The reciprocity of perspectives in relation to care actions for family members, from the perspective of the professionals and family members was: a group of family members, reception and guidance. Conclusion: the findings provide support to professionals to review their health care actions, based on the expectations of care mentioned by family members as well the contribution to comprehensive and resolute mental health care, especially in out-of-hospital care.

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Percepções de familiares de adolescentes sobre oficinas terapêuticas em um centro de atenção psicossocial infantil

Abstract: Therapeutic workshops nurture social living spaces, health education and social, psychological and pedagogical support. However, family members are hardly included.

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Mental health in children and adolescents: vision of the professionals on challenges and possibilities in building up intersectoral networks

Mental health in children and adolescents: vision of the professionals on challenges and possibilities in building up intersectoral networks

Care actions for family members of users of psychoactive substances: intentions/expectations

Care Actions for the Relatives of Users of Psychoactive Substances: The Perspectives of Professionals and Families

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