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- Uma linha ténue entre a cena e o «fora de cena»: A saúde mental e o teatro pela comunidade, no femininoPublication . Falcão, Miguel; Silva, Manuela; Tomás, Catarina; Vidal, Susana; Vieira, NatáliaEste texto apresenta e analisa - à luz de um quadro concetual de referência nas dimensões social, artística e da saúde mental - os resultados das entrevistas realizadas a nove mulheres integrantes do projeto SenteMente. A composição do grupo variou ao longo do processo e contou com um total de 38 elementos, tendo estabilizado em 18 somente na fase de montagem do espetáculo, no qual acabaram por intervir diretamente 16. Conclui-se no texto que o Teatro pode ser um espaço fundamental para a promoção da saúde mental, a sensibilização e a literacia sobre a doença mental, a desmistificação de preconceitos, o combate ao estigma e uma maior atenção às vozes das pessoas com experiência de doença mental.
- Parents attending to nurse visits and birth age contribute to infant development: A study about the determinants of infant developmentPublication . Soares, Helia; Barbieri-Figueiredo, Maria; Pereira, Sandra; Silva, Manuela; Fuertes, MarinaLife experiences and parenting play an important role in infant development. To prevent developmental risks and support parents in their educational role, it is important to identify the determinants of infant development. In this study, we investigate the association between child, maternal, family and social variables, and infant development, as well as we investigate the determinants of infant development. A sample of 86 healthy infants and their mothers participated in this study. At 11-months, infant development was assessed with Schedule of Growing Skills II (SGSII). To assess mother-infant quality of interaction, the dyads were observed in free play at 12-months using CARE-Index. Maternal sensitivity and infant cooperative behavior were correlated with SGSII global scores and sub-scales. Infant development was associated with maternal years of education, number of siblings, birth weight or risks in pregnancy. Number of nurse visits attended by parents during the infant first year and birth age were determinants of infant development.