Teenagers in mental health spaces: the power of the extended clinical

Abstract

An experience report with the memories of affections and affectations experienced by a psychologist and a psychologist with people named as adolescents. Aiming to problematize the work of psychology with these subjects in mental health spaces from the power of the expanded clinic. The method used was Socratic Maieutics, where the author and the author ask new questions so that they can reach “true knowledge” about their experiences with the public. Based on the reports of lived (and hidden) lives of people named as adolescents, the possibilities of their production of their mental health in the spaces of psychosocial care centers (CAPS ij) were unveiled. A complex field made up of themes that “give a lot of headaches”, but when change is possible, it is clear that even the public immersed in violence produces more powerful “lines of flight” for themselves.