A INSERÇÃO DA PSICANÁLISE NO CAMPO DA SAÚDE MENTAL: UMA EXPERIÊNCIA COM AS OFICINAS

Abstract

Psychiatric Reform is a movement that seeks new ways of dealing with madness, both in the field of health and in society. As a result of the Reform, treatment devices emerged that broke the asylum logic. In Brazil, Psychosocial Care Centers are references in the treatment of subjects in psychological distress. CAPS offer treatment with multidisciplinary teams, in this context, how can the insertion of psychoanalysis in Psychosocial Care Centers enhance the expressions of subjectivity of the subjects who use the workshops? The work's general objective is to address the contributions that psychoanalysis can make to enhance work in workshops as a space for expressing subjectivity and social inclusion. To carry out this research, the methodological process used consisted of a literature review of Freudo-Lacanian psychoanalytic theory with regard to the research topic and the use of contemporary authors of Lacanian theory, as well as authors in the field of Psychiatric Reform, to dialogue with a clinical flash. Psychoanalytic knowledge and practice can contribute to promoting the well-being and social inclusion of subjects, as well as stabilizing them, who attend the mental health device, by participating in the activities offered, such as therapeutic workshops, in this case, female empowerment and painting workshops . These workshops promote artistic expression, income generation and privileged listening spaces. It is concluded that the field of mental health, psychiatric reform and psychoanalysis can be articulated, since they are powerful tools for the production of subjectivity and seek to promote the subject, their rights and their inclusion in society, taking into account their singularities.