a multivocalidade da cura na saúde mental: uma análise do discurso psiquiátrico multiple voices of healing in mental health: an analysis of psychiatric discourse
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Abstract
O presente artigo apresenta alguns dos resultados da tese de doutorado intitulada Os sentidos da cura em saúde mental, que tinha como um de seus objetivos centrais a investigação dos significados da cura para psiquiatras, familiares e usuários de um ambulatório de saúde mental. Na realização da pesquisa, foi utilizada a metodologia denominada Signos, Significados e Práticas, através da qual procuramos observar como os sujeitos construíam concepções e expectativas acerca da cura a partir de suas experiências com o sofrimento mental. Discutiremos a seguir os resultados construídos a partir da análise do discurso dos psiquiatras, em que é possível perceber que a noção de cura está intimamente relacionada aos seguintes elementos: (a) a patologia da qual se fala; (b) as concepções etiológicas dos entrevistados; e (c) as expectativas sobre o futuro da psiquiatria.
This paper presents some of the results of the thesis The meanings of healing in mental health, that had as one of its core objectives the investigation of healing’s meaning to outpatients, families and psychiatrists of a mental health hospital. The methodological frame of the research was the Signs, Meanings and Practices Theory, through which we look for to observe how the subjects have built conceptions and expectations based on their experiences with the mental suffering. In this paper we discuss the results from the analysis of psychiatrists’ speeches, where it is possible to notice that the healing conceptions are closely related to the following elements: (a) the pathology; (b) the etiological conceptions of the subject and (c) the expectations on the future of psychiatry.
This paper presents some of the results of the thesis The meanings of healing in mental health, that had as one of its core objectives the investigation of healing’s meaning to outpatients, families and psychiatrists of a mental health hospital. The methodological frame of the research was the Signs, Meanings and Practices Theory, through which we look for to observe how the subjects have built conceptions and expectations based on their experiences with the mental suffering. In this paper we discuss the results from the analysis of psychiatrists’ speeches, where it is possible to notice that the healing conceptions are closely related to the following elements: (a) the pathology; (b) the etiological conceptions of the subject and (c) the expectations on the future of psychiatry.
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| Authors | ;Vládia Jamile dos Santos Jucá |
| Journal | journal of physical activity & health |
| Year | 2005 |
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