Abstract
In a territory permeated by situations of social vulnerability, the mental health demands of adults carry challenges in relation to the childhoods lived in their families, calling a Family Health Support Center (NASF) in a municipality in Baixada Santista to address this issue. This paper refers to a research-intervention carried out from the role of a psychologist in this NASF to meet the demands of child mental health, with a strategy called Wheel of Conversation being developed. As a methodological resource, field diaries were used and narratives were constructed as a way of giving visibility to the stories, the territory and the work strategy developed. The Wheels of Conversation served as analyzers of the functioning of the service network and the flows in primary care work and broke a diagnostic triage logic.
Keywords:
Family Health Support Center; Narratives; Healthcare work; Psychology; Childhoods