Psicanálise na rua: clínica e política

• Autor(a) principal: Bragança, Ana Carolina Bicca
• Data de Publicação: 2021
• Tipo de documento: Dissertação
• Idioma: por
• Título da fonte: Biblioteca Digital de Teses e Dissertações do UFSM
• Texto Completo: http://repositorio.ufsm.br/handle/1/23638
• topic: Clínica psicanalítica; Ética; Política; Psicanálise; Rua; Psychoanalytic clinic; Ethic; Policy; Psychoanalysis; Street; Clínica psicoanalítica; Principio moral; Psicoanálisis; Calle; CNPQ::CIENCIAS HUMANAS::PSICOLOGIA

The proposal and the desire to carry out this research has its inauguration in the following question: How is psychoanalytic praxis in the street? In this sense, thinking about the street context while framing the clinic's happening. Inspired by Clinics in public spaces in São Paulo, such as “Psychoanalysis at Praça Roosevelt”, “Public Psychoanalysis Clinic at Vila Itororó” and “Psychoanalysis at Praça” in Porto Alegre, as well as other movements that are reverberating from these and happening in several regions of Brazil, there is concern and the call to go to the people and the city in a different position than we usually go to - this time thinking about the proposal of a clinic in the public space, in an attempt to appropriate this space to talk about a place that I was realizing could also be of psychoanalysis – this emphasis in the sense of inclusion – still often assumed to be a theory and an individualistic and even elitist practice. But what makes a clinic possible in the public space, or even what makes a clinic to be operated only privately and not for free in the public space? We know modalities of extended clinic that even come together with important achievements of the psychiatric reform. In public policies, there are Street Clinics and ways to expand the clinic such as Therapeutic Care, for example. Even realizing that there is a certain embarrassment in what, after all, is being done if it is not being done, beforehand I state that the clinic on the street we have been building does not have the same place as the other practices mentioned above. Psychoanalysis clinics in public spaces, therefore, are not the only ways of thinking about clinical framing modalities or of being in them doing clinic. It is not the purpose here to discuss these practices that I consider essential, but rather to situate ourselves in what makes our clinic something different from some of the patterns we know. One possibility in the Graduate Program in Psychology at the Federal University of Santa Maria is to present our dissertation in the format of two articles, for later publication. So, my choice was to follow this path, presenting two theoretical constructions about my theme. I bring my experience in two parts of the discussion, the first with the article entitled “Considerations on the experience in a Psychoanalysis clinic on the street”; followed by the second: “A psychoanalysis clinic in the street: ethical-political reflections”. Based on this, my intentions in this work were to build reflections and bring theory to meet the practice of the Psychoanalysis on the Street clinic from the experience of the clinic that has been developed in the city of Santa Maria, Rio Grande do Sul. policies of this clinical practice. Thus, also in an attempt to contribute to theoretical-practical constructions of Psychoanalysis Clinics in public spaces. Regarding this writing, I think it is important for the environment of a practice that is still new and has little material from these experiences. Here, experience takes on the meaning of a keyword, as from it I intend to bring the singularity of practice, to meet theory and think about what decants from psychoanalysis in the street as a clinical possibility.