Narratives of Psychologists from the Maria da Penha Law
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The work objective discuss the narratives of psychologists in public policy for women in situations of violence based on the Maria da Penha Law. Methodology: Qualitative exploratory research. Were conducted seven interviews with psychologists, audio-recorded, transcribed, and subsequently an analysis was made of the content. Results: were found professional psychology entered all the specialized equipment with some knowledge of the Law 11.340/06 and of public policies for women. However present difficulties in the management of the network and in the knowledge of the theoretical and methodological operationalization of their professional practices, and only one participates in the women's movement. Conclusion: Despite the importance of the psychologist in the reception and accompaniment to women in situations of violence, it is still necessary to improve the knowledge of these professionals about the Law 11.340/06 and on the public policies for women. In addition to improving the training of psychologists about violence against women.
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