Abstract

BRAGA, Lucas Henrique. Multiple city, single lives: everyday narrative analysis of users of substitute services to psychiatric hospitalization. Cad. Bras. Saúde Ment. [online]. 2016, vol.8, n.20, pp. 45-68. ISSN 1984-2147.

The Psychiatric Reform demands the construction of a labor that prioritizes the circulation and authonomy of the user of substitutives services. The subject is considered whithin a singular context, that takes into account the different sociabilization spaces and the contact with territory. From these premises and aiming for a better comprehension of the reality of this new labor modality, a empiric research was accomplished with the users of substitute services to the psychiatric hospital, which compose the Belo Horizonte's Psychosocial Attention Network. Five subjects, among the Therapeutic Residential Services's residents and Companionship Center's users of a municipality's regional, participated in the research. Participating observations of the subjects' everyday were achieved, trying to identify how their relationships with the territory and the services which assist them are stablished. Through the acquired data, a critical analysis of the observed points was made, seeking to contribute with the new practices in mental health preconized by the Psychiatric Reform.

Keywords : Mental Health; Territory; Subjectivity; Substitute Services.

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