Therapeutic mediations and its use in the training of healthworkers: the family’s psychic suffering

In the formation of health workers, therapeutic mediations such as dramatization and group pictogram are tools which enable access to psychological capacities registered in the body through sensations and perceptions. Dramatization and pictographs potentialize the emergence of these new psychological capacities, allowing access to unique records that would not appear when asked to recall, tell or say; and encourage verbalization, the symbolization of what has been excluded from consciousness. It is essential to recognize and reflect on what is done, said, perceived, felt, heard, and thought.