The role of the psychologist in public mental health policy as part of the process of subjectivation of adolescents: A Foucauldian and historical-cultural psychology reading

This production aims to promote reflections on Adolescents, Psychology, Public Policies and subjectivation processes. Based on the work developed in therapeutic workshops at a CAPS I, we intend to show the importance of deconstructing asylum thinking and the effectiveness that counter hegemonic mental health care strategies can achieve. Bring to reflection the possibility of actions that do not universalize bodies and subjectivities through standardization.