This paper analyzes the movements of cognition related to aging and longevity in the context of users assisted in a Psychosocial Care Center. We seek support especially in studies of the biology of knowing regarding the processes of caring and living. The methodology adopted is qualitative, in the form of intervention research, using cenopoetic workshops that favor free expression through multiple forms of action in language. As a result of this research, we can understand changes of conduct in the experience of the participants, coordination of new and emerging actions directed to mental health care in the paths of aging and longevity.
Keywords
Aging; Longevity; Workshops; Mental Health