SILVA, Allan Rooger Moreira    CARNEIRO, Henrique Figueiredo. Foreclosed and Repressed Professionals of Metal Health Practices. []. , 22, 1, pp.360-379.   17--2024. ISSN 1808-4281.  https://doi.org/10.12957/epp.2022.66489.

Mental health workers such as doormen, security guards and general servants are not included in the policies of the Ministry of Health of Brazil, being excluded from official guidelines. At the institutional level, an exclusion also operates, since they are not considered as components of the teams. Freud and Lacan's investigations point to fundamental mechanisms and specific modes of subjectification arising from man's relationship with reality. In this sense, the hypothesis of this article is that there is a forclusion of these workers by politics and a repression by services. In this same vein, the State and the CAPS can be held responsible for the dynamics of vulnerabilization and exclusion of these workers. For there to be a rehabilitation of these workers for a category of mental health operators, it is necessary to demand policies that point to their valorization and inclusion within the services, such as ParticipaSUS and the National Humanization Policy. For these policies to have an impact on this audience, it is necessary that the theme be raised within the institutions, which is a possible contribution of Psychoanalysis when combined with the practice of institutional supervision.

: mental health; psychoanalysis; health institutions..

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