ABSTRACT
This article is an experience report of the elaboration and implementation of a Singular Therapeutic Project (PTS) at the Psychosocial Care Center (Caps) in the city of Rio de Janeiro. The Care model adopted in Caps is approached from its political-institutional project, which stands out for the organization of psychosocial care around work processes instituted by the incorporation of PTS through Gross Internal Happiness (FIB) and the concept of good living. As in an exploratory case study, innovations in the organization and care practices are described, through the concept of sociomateriality. The PTS is presented both by the instrumental and social dimension, through the role of managers, professionals and users in the challenge of developing care technology from different bases and by theoretical and practical assumptions that make dialogue with the basic guidelines of psychosocial care with the dimensions of the FIB. The culmination of this strategy aims at formulating projects for happiness by PTS, as a bet on reflecting on the current context of life of Caps users and their possibilities of new subjectivities of proactive subjects / citizens for the well-living in the territory and the community where they live.
KEYWORDS
Mental Health Services; Mental health; Hapiness