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Art as a Practice in Mental Health Care

ART AS A PRACTICE IN MENTAL HEALTH CARE

Integrating encounters with art into clinical care may expand patients’ possibilities for expression, opening a path to experiences that cannot be articulated verbally.

Taking as its premise that mental health care is not confined to the consulting room, the poster explores incorporating Rio de Janeiro’s cultural infrastructure into the therapeutic space. In private practice, individual sessions and visits to galleries and exhibitions were used; within the public health system (SUS), activities included group events, museum and exhibition visits, and occasional encounters with artists. Activities were selected according to each patient’s clinical presentation, diagnosis, singularity, and social determinants of health. The clinical pathway was described as a sequence moving from clinical listening and attention to singularity to art, then to a visit to a gallery, museum, or art fair, followed by elaboration during follow-up sessions. The reported observations were qualitative rather than quantitative: patients reported expanded possibilities for expressing emotions, increased imaginative capacity, and experiences that remained clinically meaningful for months and could be revisited in follow-up sessions. The authors describe art as constituting a process that moves through stages of encounter, experience, resonance, and clinical elaboration. They conclude that integrating art into care may facilitate symbolic elaboration and new intersections of subjectivity that connect the subject with urban experience; the poster reported no measurement scales, sample size, or statistical analysis.

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