“Diálogos na Luz”: uma intervenção psicológica a partir da clínica ampliada e da gestão do cuidado em saúde na “Cracolândia”

Abstract

This article proposes to present and discuss the process of building a clinic intervention called “Dialogs at Luz”. This intervention occurred at the health care center “Street Clinic”, of the program “Open Arms”, at Luz neighborhood, in Downtown Sao Paulo and is a part of a psychology graduation internship. Based on qualitative method, an intervention-research with the program’s users was applied, under a damage-reduction perspective, respecting the autonomy and singularities of each person. Therefore, the “Dialogs at Luz” methodology, based on amplified-clinic and health care management assumptions, offers a dialog, sheltering and bonding space. This relations-production was made through ludic material (such as papers, color pencils, stickers, among others) trying to meet the individuals needs, meaning, on spontaneous demand of each one. As results of this work, 11 (eleven), with 5 (five) to 6 (six) participants on each encounter. We present here two representative cases to the “Dialogs at Luz” functioning as a care device, also some deployments to (re) think analysis-devices built at the clinic internship supervision space and some implications produced by self-analysis. We have concluded that the encounters relations- -production expanded health care possibilities because they optimized shelter and bonding exercise, as well as benefitted users participation in face of their real demands.