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This article is the result of a research conducted at the candomblé field Casa De Iemanjá IváOgun-Té,\udof Jeié/Nagô nation as well as in the Unity of Family Health Osvaldo Brandão Vilela, both in the suburbs, mostly\udcomposed of black population, in the city of Maceió-AL. The goal was to contribute to the implementation of the\udoccupational therapy procedure in mediating necessary dialogues to implement the National Policy of the Black\udPopulation Full Health Program, focusing on the people from the candomblé fields. This is a qualitative study of\udethnographically approach in which, the participating observation, the field diaries and interviews were used as\udsources of registration and data production. Content analysis was used as a technique to verify the collected data,\udfrom where 2 theme categories emerged: The relations of the practitioners of Candomblé with health dedicated\udspaces issues and the perception from health professionals towards the National Policy of the Black Population Full\udHealth Program, focusing on the people from the candomblé fields. The results showed easiness of the practitioners\udof Candomblé in transiting through health dedicated spaces, using the Candomblé field as a place of refuge and\udresolution to balance processes towards health. As of the health professionals, we observed the ignorance and\uddisregard towards the social and cultural situation of said users and the affirmative policies from SUS to the people\udfrom Candomblé fields. The study showed that these two areas of knowledge do not have enough dialogues, making\udit necessary to mediate the interactions between them

Saúde dos povos de terreiro, práticas de cuidado e terapia ocupacional: um diálogo possível?