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Neste livro, Marlene Iucksch-Paula propõe uma profunda reflexão sobre o acolhimento familiar como instrumento de proteção à infância, articulando um diálogo entre as realidades francesa e brasileira.

Emotional wellness is a concern that affects people worldwide. Its a situation that demands attention and action. However, addressing this issue can be challenging, given the complexity of human beings. But starting somewhere is essential to reduce suffering and enhance subjective well-being. This book offers practical guidance on how to improve our relationship with the crucial aspects of perception: time, space, and energy. Doing so provides a formula for improving all areas of life simultaneously.

Organizado por Daniela Bursztyn, Mariana Oliveira e Malu Louvain, a obra conta com relatos de mulheres que se dedicam ao cuidado."A participaço ativa de mulheres nos espaços de troca de experiencias e suporte mutuo, de educaço continuada e de geraço de trabalho e renda vem se revelando estrategica para a produço da saude, de redes solidarias e politicas publicas de cuidado. Dai a importancia de disseminar a experiencia de mulheres cuidadoras e suas narrativas do cuidado, pois no ha como compreender suas dificuldades e necessidades sem antes escuta-las e le-las." Daniela Bursztyn

"Ainda que qualquer tentativa de antever o cenário pós-pandemia não passe de um exercício de futurologia, é urgente a revisão dos nossos hábitos de consumo, dos nossos modos de viver e de agir, do no

O CRR-EEFFTO-UFMG apresenta de forma clara como construiu suas intervençes, tendo a sensibilidade de aproximar a gesto e os serviços para escutar as reais necessidades da regio. Essa iniciativa promove uma aproximaço desejada, mas nem sempre efetivada, entre as universidades e os serviços. Constatamos que quase no temos, nas graduaçes da saude e de humanas, disciplinas que promovam a discusso sobre a questo do uso e abuso de alcool e outras drogas. Este livro mostra a importancia de suprir essa lacuna. Ter como base teorica as ideias, de educaço para libertaço e para autonomia, de Paulo Freire, nos aponta em que direço os diversos profissionais envolvidos no projeto deste livro apresentam o que foi executado. E alias, na atenço ao usuario de alcool e outras drogas, do que se trata e do incentivo a autonomia e a responsabilizaço. Os leitores tero otimas contribuiçes de como podem promover a educaço permanente em suas regies e contribuir para uma real assistencia ao publico-alvo historicamente negligenciado: os usuarios de alcool e outras drogas e seus familiares. Esperamos que a leitura promova as reflexes necessarias aos profissionais e aos gestores e ao le-lo, valorizem e incentivem a Senad/MJ a dar continuidade as atividades dos CRRs em todo pais. (Raquel Martins Pinheiro)

Os Serviços de Convivência e Fortalecimento de Vínculos são estratégicos para a implementação do Sistema Único de Assistência Social (SUAS) com excelência. Herdeiros dos contraturnos escolares, estes

Composto por oito trabalhos e fruto de observaçes atentas e pesquisas rigorosas, este livro tem como objetivo propor uma reflexo sobre situaçes em que se esboçam casos de censura, abordando sua natureza, seus limites, seus focos e sua propria condiço de existencia, esmiuçando tantos e variados aspectos em que a censura se insinua sem dizer seu nome.

In "Fantasia of the Unconscious," D. H. Lawrence delves into the intricate interplay between the conscious and unconscious realms, employing a contemplative literary style that combines autobiographical elements with philosophical musings. This work, rooted in the burgeoning psychological discourse of the early 20th century, articulates Lawrences radical views on human instincts, sexuality, and the nature of creativity. Through vivid metaphors and poetic language, he explores how societal constraints stifle individual expression and the integral role of instinct in the pursuit of authenticity and fulfillment. D. H. Lawrence, a pivotal figure in modernist literature, experienced many influencesranging from his working-class upbringing in industrial England to his tumultuous relationshipswhich informed his exploration of the self. His exposure to the works of Friedrich Nietzsche and Sigmund Freud instilled in him a profound curiosity about the human psyche and the societal constructs that bind it. "Fantasia of the Unconscious" stands as a critical articulation of his philosophical stance on the need for a deeper understanding of human desires and spiritual awakening. This thought-provoking book is recommended for readers seeking an intricate understanding of the dynamics of consciousness and artistic creation. Its fusion of psychological insight and lyrical prose invites a reflective journey into the depths of humanity, making it an essential read for those intrigued by the nexus of literature and psychology.

In "Love and Pain," Havelock Ellis delves into the intricate interplay between emotional experiences and bodily sensations, weaving a rich tapestry of psychological insight with a compassionate understanding of human relationship dynamics. The book employs a blend of personal anecdote and empirical observation, characterized by its Victorian sensibilities and early psychological inquiry, positioning it within the burgeoning fields of sexology and psychology. Ellis eloquently navigates themes of desire, suffering, and the duality of love, revealing how intimate connections can evoke both ecstasy and anguish. Havelock Ellis (1859-1939), a pioneering sexologist and social reformer, was deeply influenced by the cultural climate of his time, particularly the shifting attitudes towards sexuality and relationships. A progressive thinker, he challenged the conservative norms of Victorian society and sought to shed light on the complexities of human emotion and sexuality. His extensive studies and writings advocated for a more open discourse around topics often shrouded in taboo, driven by a profound empathy for human experience. "Love and Pain" is an essential read for anyone interested in exploring the depths of human emotion through the lens of early psychological thought. Elliss groundbreaking work offers invaluable insights into the complexities of love, making it a timeless resource for contemporary discussions about intimacy and emotional wellbeing.

In "Suicide," W. Wynn Westcott delves into the intricate and often taboo subject of self-harm and its ramifications on the human psyche. Employing a combination of scholarly analysis and empathetic narration, Westcott navigates various perspectives, integrating philosophical, psychological, and cultural insights. His eloquent prose is enriched by extensive research, offering a profound examination of the historical and social contexts surrounding suicide, making it a pivotal text for understanding its complex implications within society. W. Wynn Westcott, a prominent figure in the late 19th-century spiritualism movement and a skilled esoteric scholar, drew upon a wealth of knowledge from his varied experiencesincluding his roles as a physician and a Freemasonwhen addressing themes of despair and existential crisis. His personal interests in the metaphysical and the human condition likely informed his exploration of such a sensitive and multifaceted topic, allowing him to approach it with both intellectual rigor and compassionate understanding. "Suicide" is a compelling read for scholars, mental health professionals, and anyone interested in the philosophical inquiries surrounding life and death. Westcotts nuanced analysis invites readers to reflect on their beliefs and preconceptions, making it a vital contribution to discussions on human suffering and the urgency of dialogue in understanding such a critical issue.

In "Insanity: Its Causes and Prevention," Henry Putnam Stearns delves into the intricate relationship between mental health, societal influences, and individual psychology during the late 19th century. Through a thorough examination of empirical studies and a pioneering approach to mental illness, Stearns employs a mix of clinical analysis and philosophical inquiry to illuminate the complexities surrounding insanity. This book, framed within the context of evolving psychological thought, reflects the burgeoning interest in mental health reform and the shift towards understanding insanity as a condition influenced by both biological and environmental factors. Henry Putnam Stearns, a prominent figure in the early exploration of psychiatric medicine, draws from his extensive background in both biology and psychology to approach the subject matter with both rigor and compassion. His own experiences in observing the conditions of mental health institutions during a transformative period for psychological practices inspired him to advocate for more humane treatment of individuals suffering from mental illnesses. Stearnss insights reflect the interplay between his scientific inquiry and his moral responsibility towards societal welfare. StearnsAos "Insanity: Its Causes and Prevention" is an essential read for anyone interested in the historical and theoretical frameworks of mental health. Its profound insights remain relevant today, inviting contemporary readers to reflect on the root causes of mental illness and the importance of prevention strategies. As such, it serves as both a historical document and a call to action, urging society to cultivate a more informed and empathetic understanding of mental health.

In "Psychologies," Ronald Sir Ross offers an intricate exploration of the multifaceted nature of human thought and emotion. The book employs a blend of narrative techniques and analytical discourse, weaving personal anecdotes with scholarly research to present a comprehensive study of psychological constructs. Sir Ross delves into various psychological schools of thought, from Freudian theories to contemporary cognitive behavioral approaches, all while maintaining an accessible prose that invites readers to reflect on their own psychological experiences. The context of this work is particularly relevant as it emerges amidst growing public interest in mental health and self-awareness, presenting a timely synthesis of ancient philosophies and modern psychological insights. Ronald Sir Ross is a celebrated figure in the field of psychology, whose diverse experiencesAifrom his clinical practice to his academic pursuitsAihave profoundly informed his writings. His background in both psychotherapy and cultural studies uniquely positions him to address the intricacies of the human psyche with authenticity and depth. Drawing on a lifelong commitment to understanding human behavior, Sir Ross transcend traditional boundaries to engage with readers academically and personally. "Psychologies" is highly recommended for anyone seeking to gain a deeper understanding of the human condition. Whether you are a student of psychology or simply an inquisitive reader, this book offers valuable insights that will challenge your perceptions and foster a richer appreciation of mental processes. Sir Rosss work is not just a scholarly examination; it is an invitation to embark on an introspective journey.