CAPSI for Autistic and Psychotic Children and Adolescents

"To say that there is a clinic in CAPSI implies naming a direction, a question that at first seems simple, but which doesn't happen very often. There isn't always a clinical direction in CAPSI, which already points to a problem. How can we work without seeing CAPSI as a treatment space? What's more, how can we work with such a serious clientele without betting that there is a subject to be listened to and that psychoanalysis is responsible for this inclusion? This question is very important and must be taken up in its radicalness. Retreating from this place can have irreversible consequences in the life of a child or adolescent."

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PhD student in the Postgraduate Program in Psychoanalysis at the Institute of Psychology of the State University of Rio de Janeiro. Psychoanalyst at Laço Analítico School of Psychoanalysis in Rio de Janeiro. Technical Coordinator and Psychologist at the Psychosocial Care Center for Children and Adolescents -CAPSi Eliza Santa Roza.