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41	Entre irmãos : um estudo sobre o cuidado criativo Crespo, Renato Marin 04 July 2013 (has links) Made available in DSpace on 2017-06-01T18:29:22Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 renato_marin_crespo.pdf: 500231 bytes, checksum: 1de62de9c813106372ceeff2c713a8ee (MD5) Previous issue date: 2013-07-04 / Esta dissertação assumiu como objetivo, estudar o cuidado entre os irmãos, analisando teoricamente a qualidade desse cuidado e suas repercussões para os sujeitos envolvidos. Sabemos que as exigências do mundo contemporâneo contribuíram para o afastamento dos pais do viver cotidiano dos seus filhos. Desse modo, muitas famílias têm dificuldades de encontrar uma rede de apoio capaz de proporcionar suporte físico e emocional adequado para as crianças. Percebemos que a responsabilidade de cuidar dessas crianças, muitas vezes recai sobre um dos filhos ainda também criança ou adolescente. Sendo esta uma realidade recorrente de organização nas famílias hoje, faz-se imprescindível que lancemos um olhar atento sobre as repercussões dessa relação. Para tanto, faremos uso de um estudo qualitativo, de natureza bibliográfica, tendo as teorizações de Winnicott e Figueiredo como principais norteadores. Constatamos que o cuidado entre irmãos pode ser uma experiência enriquecedora e criativa para a vida familiar, quando baseada na expressão viva de si mesmo e na aceitação do gesto espontâneo do outro. Desse modo, cuidador e cuidado podem sustentar suas próprias vitalidades mutuamente, amadurecendo juntos nessa experiência. Esperamos que o presente trabalho possa contribuir para o desenvolvimento da literatura ainda incipiente acerca do tema, oferecendo também, subsídios aos profissionais que trabalham com famílias, crianças e adolescentes em diferentes contextos, em especial na clínica. dissertações psicologia clínica família - aspectos psicológicos pais - relações com a família criatividade dissertations clinical psychology Family - psychological aspects parents - family relationships creativity CNPQ::CIENCIAS HUMANAS::PSICOLOGIA
42	The stories women tell: living with cancer and care Harrington, Michelle 01 January 2002 (has links) This research was aimed at listening to the care stories of people living with cancer in remission. The participants spoke about relationships with their families, medical professionals and their spirituality, thereby giving a voice to personal experiences of cancer as part of family life. Postmodern social construction discourse guided the explaining of how cancer invades and affects people's Jives and relationships. This participatory action research was situated in a contextual practical theology. Narrative conversations with the participants spoke about experiences of both care and communication by medical professionals, their struggles in communicating with their partners and families, their spiritual search and longing for pastoral care to sustain and guide them. / Practical Theology / M.Th. (Pastoral Therapy) Cancer Women living with cancer Relationships Communication Medical profession Spirituality Care Ethics of care Narrative pastoral Contextual practical theology Qualitative research Participatory action research 259.496994 Pastoral counseling Women -- Pastoral counseling of Church work with women Cancer -- Social aspects Cancer -- Religious aspects Cancer -- Psychological aspects Communication in medicine Medical personnel and patient
43	The stories women tell: living with cancer and care Harrington, Michelle 01 January 2002 (has links) This research was aimed at listening to the care stories of people living with cancer in remission. The participants spoke about relationships with their families, medical professionals and their spirituality, thereby giving a voice to personal experiences of cancer as part of family life. Postmodern social construction discourse guided the explaining of how cancer invades and affects people's Jives and relationships. This participatory action research was situated in a contextual practical theology. Narrative conversations with the participants spoke about experiences of both care and communication by medical professionals, their struggles in communicating with their partners and families, their spiritual search and longing for pastoral care to sustain and guide them. / Philosophy, Practical and Systematic Theology / M.Th. (Pastoral Therapy) Cancer Women living with cancer Relationships Communication Medical profession Spirituality Care Ethics of care Narrative pastoral Contextual practical theology Qualitative research Participatory action research 259.496994 Pastoral counseling Women -- Pastoral counseling of Church work with women Cancer -- Social aspects Cancer -- Religious aspects Cancer -- Psychological aspects Communication in medicine Medical personnel and patient

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