PERRELLA, Ana Carolina. The daily life of the psychologist in a family health support center: report of an experience. []. , 12, 1, pp.54-65. ISSN 1809-8908.

This article seeks to share the author's experience report as a Psychologist at a Family Health Support Center (Nasf) located in the southwest of Bahia. It was sought to understand the forces acting in the psychologist's practice, based on the analysis of elements considered important to think about the lived experience, namely: the work process of the teams (Nasf and Family Health), the integrated management of care in health and the relationship between health professionals and users /territory. It was noticed that the psychologist's work was crossed by several factors that interfered in his "doing", contributing to the establishment of a reduced, specialized and fragmented clinic, hindering the development of potent practices for the production of autonomous and participatory subjectivities. The challenge for professionals involved in health care is to build, together with the users/collective, daily actions that increase the possibilities of life and autonomy.

: psychology; primary care; health care; subjectivity; autonomy.

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