MARCHETI, Priscila Maria    ANACHE, Alexandra Ayach. Needleworking ways of overcoming of damage generated by mental disorder. []. , 11, 1, pp.03-25. ISSN 2236-6407.  https://doi.org/10.5433/2236-6407.2020v11n1p03.

The article aims to identify the movement of subjectivity in the process of overcoming the damage caused by mental disorder in the process of participation of a therapeutic workshop. Subjectivity consists of a complex system of symbolic-emotional production before situations lived by individuals, associating dialectically the individual and social dimensions, which allow the production of subjective senses. Therefore, a case study was conducted of a woman who participated for 10 weeks in a needlework therapeutic workshop at the Psychosocial Care Center. The interventions built together with the participant was promoting conditions for the elaboration of new subjective senses of situations that caused damage to her life, which were constitutive of her subjectivity. These changes were identified in the quality of her family and work relationships, soon contributed to the strengthening of the quality of her life.

: subjectivity theory; women; education; psychology.

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