Caps III: estudo preliminar para proposta humanizada de Centro de Atenção Psicossocial em São Luís – MA

Abstract

In a modern society where information technologies make economic systems become intangible, things like housing and locomotion grow into abstract aspects for the human being in a floating reality, It changes the way people see the environment and relates to it. Such changes linked to the social distancing established on SARS-CoV-2 can contribute directly to increase anxiety disorders, post-isolation depression, and its subtypes. The main tool responsible for decreasing the number of hospitalizations is the implementation of the Psychosocial Care Centers (PSCC), responsible for widening care for people who suffer from mental disorders. Currently, PSCC in São Luís-MA is characterized by an uninviting architecture, besides, there is also an increasing demand for mental health care centers in the state. Therefore, this undergraduate final work seeks to develop, at the intersection between Mental Health and Architecture, a preliminary study for a humanized psychosocial care center in the municipality of São Luís, working with the heading concepts of humanization, psychoneuroimmunology, and architecture in healthcare environments.