Abstract

CASENOTE, Gabriela Fabian Nespolo  and  MERHY, Emerson Elias. Tent of the tale: reflections of the experience of enchantment in health work. Rev. psicol. polít. [online]. 2020, vol.20, n.47, pp. 178-189. ISSN 2175-1390.

This article presents reflections based on the Tent of the Tale experience, a methodology applied in a Master's dissertation that aimed to understand how health workers build care of themselves. Through descriptive research, with a qualitative approach, nursing techniques participated in the experiment.The following results were presented: singularity of existential processes, description of experiences with suffering at work, reports of themselves beyond the institutional discursive field, expansion of the sensitive body's capacity of expression. It is hoped to contribute with the Tent of the Tale as a methodological tool for different researches from making different narratives emerge about the lived, giving centrality to the constitution of oneself as a living network of existence. Moreover, this study had the additional effect of facilitating to the participants an amplification of their understanding of the suffering lived in the daily life of the worker as well as the possibility of a new vision of what is the care of oneself in that area.

Keywords : Tent of the tale; Worker's health; Psychosociology; Living networks of existence; Collective health.

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