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Transtornos alimentares

Authors: Camargo, Ariane de Oliveira; Justo, José Sterza;

Transtornos alimentares

Abstract

Nas últimas décadas do século XX, iniciou-se, em nossa sociedade, uma busca incessante por um ideal de beleza, veiculado intensamente pelos meios de comunicação de massa. O conceito de beleza almejado é ser jovem, belo e magro. Assim, adolescentes chegam à morte em busca de um ideal de corpo dominado por idéias lipofóbicas. Este artigo é um relato de experiência de campo, durante a coleta de dados para a elaboração da nossa Dissertação de Mestrado sobre anorexia e adolescência. Realizamos um estágio junto a um Programa de Transtornos Alimentares de um Ambulatório de Saúde Mental de uma Universidade Pública do interior de São Paulo, no qual pudemos vivenciar a organização do serviço, o atendimento aos usuários e a experiência da anorexia, pelas usuárias em tratamento. Como resultado principal dessa experiência, é possível apontar o perfil da clientela constituído predominantemente por meninas adolescentes, obcecadas pela busca incessante de emagrecimento.

Over the last decades of the 20th century, our society started an endless search for an ideal of beauty, advertised intensely by mass communication media. The concept of beauty pursued is being young, beautiful and thin. Thus, teenagers eventually die in the search for an ideal of body dominated by fat-fearing ideas. This article is a report about the field experience, during the collection of data for elaborating our Master’s Degree Dissertation on anorexia and adolescence. We went through an internship in an Eating Disease Program of a Mental Health Ambulatory from a Public University in the State of Sao Paulo, where we were able to experience the service organization, attention to users and the experience of anorexia, by the users in treatment. As the main result from this experience, it is possible to indicate the clientele profile, comprised predominantly by teenage girls, obsessed with the incessant pursuit of being thinner.

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Brazil
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Treatment, Tratamento, Ambulatório de saúde mental, Eating disorders, Mental health ambulatory, Transtornos alimentares

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