O CAPSi Eliza Santa Roza e o impacto nas internações e abrigamentos de crianças e adolescentes

Abstract

The Thesis aims to show the impact of the work of the Psychosocial Care Center for Children and Adolescents (CAPSi Eliza Santa Roza) in the practices of hospitalization and sheltering of children and adolescentes “with mental Illnesses” in the territory of AP (Jacarepaguá) where our CAPSi is located. In order to build this work, we went through the political, ethical, historical and methodological aspects that included these exclusionary, prejudiced, violent, racist, asylum practices.We emphasize that even today we can still find exclusionary and asylums practices in the field of chidhood and adolescence. In order to give visibility to this issue and show the importance of CAPSi’s work as an articulator in the field of mental health, in the construction of intersectoral work with Justice, Social Assistance, among others, we chose three stories of children and adolescentes who suffered shelter and institutional violence to discuss, based on the ethics of psychoanalysis, the importance of the emergence of the subject of the unconscious and the uniqueness of each clinical case/situation for the construction of CAPSi’s work.