This paper presents the experiences of the “TOCCA Program: Transdisciplinary Knowledge and Practices in Arts and Health” at Santa Maria Federal University. The program brings together arts and clinical practice in poetic propositions that promote the production of life. This reflective narrative of the program and its 10 years of teaching, research and extension activities aims to problematize the knowledge and practices shared over the course of the program. We believe this exercise is an important way of reviewing how to proceed, taking care to activate cooperation and share desired and lived differences.
Keywords
Everyday life; Art-health interface; Occupational therapy