Psychologists family mediators – reducing the borders of interculturality
Psicólogos mediadores familiares – reduzindo as fronteiras da interculturalidade
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Conflito, Mediação Familiar, Interculturalidade, Psicóloga Mediadora, MigraçãoResumo
A mediação familiar tornou-se uma prática multiprofissional e multidisciplinar, de modo que profissionais da saúde mental e da assistência social, como psiquiatras, psicólogos e assistentes sociais e até mesmo profissionais do direito e da justiça, como advogados, têm se interessado e dedicado seus estudos e pesquisas à área. Este trabalho é um excerto da dissertação de mestrado do mesmo autor e foi realizado com o objetivo de dar um pouco mais de destaque à Mediação como método alternativo de resolução de conflitos e também de valorizar e explicar o seu caráter terapêutico preventivo e a importância de ser realizado. por um profissional Psicólogo, no cuidado necessário das relações entre casais e relações parentais interculturais, pois essas relações já enfrentam todas as dificuldades de comunicação e entendimento que vão muito além do “conhecimento e tradução da linguagem do seu parceiro”.
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