Complex Clinic: The Clinical Experience in a Temporary Character Therapeutic Residential Home

Abstract

From the paradigm change in mental health care, as proposed by the Psychiatric Reform, other attention modes begin to develop in the everyday life of the substitute service. The treatment centrality is set on the demand of users and in use of this model, the clinic developed by mental health professionals suffers changes in order to take care of the diversity of processes presented. In that context of changes, we seek to consider everyday life of the clinic that happens in a therapeutic residential home in temporary character. To consider beyond an amplified clinic, we believe it’s a complex clinic, which therapeutic arrangements proposed to operate are in permanent activity and transformation.