“Nem tudo na vida é loucura”: estudo etnográfico no cotidiano do CAPS III em Campina Grande-PB.

Abstract

This study aims to analyze experiences lived by users and their families in a Centro de Atenção Psicossocial (CAPS III) in the city of Campina Grande, in a period after the Psychiatric Reform that reorganized its entire health network. This dissertation sought to understand the social relationships established within this service, based on the assumption of the family member's participation in these care practices that were directed to them as a responsibility. In order to carry out this research and the methodological paths that guided it, the relationship established with my interlocutors on the valuation of the moments of sharing and approximation, that the field research meetings made possible, was essential. During the participant observation, it was found that the importance of the participation of their family members in the care service is in constant dialogue, as well as, the medicalization remains a factor present in this process of changes in the model of asylum treatment.