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Objective: To learn about the concepts of the Psychosocial Care Centers (CAPS) nurses about the care/care of patients with mental disorders and to analyze the specific characteristics of care/care practiced. Materials and Methods: Empirical study, of a qualitative nature, composed from the discourse of seven nurses coupled to the CAPS, collected through semi-structured interview, using the content analysis technique. Results: Four categories were made: Care/caring as an attention to the human being needs; Care/caring as differentiated/undifferentiated care form; Care/caring as social reintegration, respect and care; Care/caring as a difficult relationship. Conclusion: We have found that the nurses are aware of the care directed to the mental disorder individuals and have achieved remarkable results, guiding their limits and advances in rehabilitation and that caring should be understood and practiced in an integral, humanized and interdisciplinary way.

Prática de cuidar/cuidado aos portadores de transtornos mentais: concepção dos enfermeiros