Centro de Convivência e Cultura e suas repercussões na vida de usuários de um Centro de Atenção Psicossocial

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The Culture and Social Centers (CECO) are public components of substitute care network in Brazil's Mental Health System, which offers to people spaces of sociability, production and intervention in the city to the public. In these places, people in a community have the freedom to get together in order to socialize and, through this contact, build together, work, leisure, culture, health, and entertainment spaces, social inclusion, discussions and positions on problems in their community. The Culture and Social Centers are associated with the design of the Psychiatric Reform, since they emerged as an alternative for the socialization of people with mental disorders. Emerging in Europe and North America in the 1960s and 70s, the Psychiatric Reform is a political and social complex process, composed of actors, institutions and forces of different origins, which intends to build a new social status for the mentally ill, which guarantees citizenship, respect for their rights to their indivi

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