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Intervenção psicomotora no âmbito das lesões cerebrais adquiridas no Centro de Medicina e Reabilitação da Região Centro - Rovisco Pais
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O presente relatório de estágio, realizado no âmbito do Mestrado em Reabilitação Psicomotora, visa apresentar o trabalho desenvolvido no Centro de Medicina e Reabilitação da Região Centro – Rovisco Pais (Tocha). A intervenção psicomotora acompanhou adultos, no âmbito das Lesões Cerebrais Adquiridas, nomeadamente, o Acidente Vascular Cerebral e o Traumatismo Cranioencefálico. Os indivíduos com estas lesões, motivados pelos possíveis prejuízos no seu funcionamento apresentam, vulgarmente, uma rutura das suas vidas. Pelo seu caráter unificador, a psicomotricidade surge neste contexto reabilitativo, de investimento global de cuidados, propondo-se a reinvestir no corpo, reconquistar a identidade e regenerar a harmonia. Abrangendo os domínios motor, cognitivo, socioemocional e corporal, as sessões realizadas, maioritariamente individuais, envolveram 22 casos. Desses, um foi escolhido para aprofundamento, com descrição do plano terapêutico, incluindo estratégias, atividades e resultados da avaliação, os quais aparentam demonstrar o impacto positivo da intervenção psicomotora, sugerindo o seu potencial. Além da descrição prática da intervenção, o relatório apresenta uma revisão literária, enquadramento institucional, dinâmica de funcionamento do estágio, atividades complementares concretizadas e projeto de inovação. Reconhecendo o alcance dos objetivos previamente definidos, o trabalho culmina com conclusão e reflexão crítica, partilhando aprendizagens, limitações e recomendações futuras
This internship report, carried out as part of the Master's Degree in Psychomotor Rehabilitation, aims to present the work carried out at the Centre for Medicine and Rehabilitation of the Central Region - Rovisco Pais (Tocha). The psychomotor intervention involved adults with acquired brain injuries, namely stroke and traumatic brain injury. Individuals with these injuries, motivated by the possible damage to their functioning, often have a breakdown in their lives. Because of its unifying nature, psychomotricity emerges in this rehabilitative context of global investment in care, proposing to reinvest in the body, regain identity and regenerate harmony. Covering the motor, cognitive, socio-emotional and body domains, the sessions, which were mostly individual, involved 22 cases. Of these, one was chosen for further study, with a description of the therapeutic plan, including strategies, activities and assessment results, which appear to demonstrate the positive impact of psychomotor therapy, suggesting its potential. In addition to the practical description of the intervention, the report presents a literature review, the institutional framework, the internship's operating dynamics, the complementary activities carried out and the innovation project. Recognising the achievement of the previously defined objectives, the work culminates with a conclusion and critical reflection, sharing learnings, limitations and future recommendations
This internship report, carried out as part of the Master's Degree in Psychomotor Rehabilitation, aims to present the work carried out at the Centre for Medicine and Rehabilitation of the Central Region - Rovisco Pais (Tocha). The psychomotor intervention involved adults with acquired brain injuries, namely stroke and traumatic brain injury. Individuals with these injuries, motivated by the possible damage to their functioning, often have a breakdown in their lives. Because of its unifying nature, psychomotricity emerges in this rehabilitative context of global investment in care, proposing to reinvest in the body, regain identity and regenerate harmony. Covering the motor, cognitive, socio-emotional and body domains, the sessions, which were mostly individual, involved 22 cases. Of these, one was chosen for further study, with a description of the therapeutic plan, including strategies, activities and assessment results, which appear to demonstrate the positive impact of psychomotor therapy, suggesting its potential. In addition to the practical description of the intervention, the report presents a literature review, the institutional framework, the internship's operating dynamics, the complementary activities carried out and the innovation project. Recognising the achievement of the previously defined objectives, the work culminates with a conclusion and critical reflection, sharing learnings, limitations and future recommendations
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Mestrado em Reabilitação Psicomotora, 2025, Universidade de Lisboa. Faculdade de Motricidade Humana
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Brain Injury Acquired Stroke Traumatic Brain Injury; Psychomotor Intervention Adults Rehabilitation Centre Lesões Cerebrais Adquiridas Acidente Vascular Cerebral Traumatismo Cranioencefálico Intervenção Psicomotora Adultos Centro de Reabilitação