Isabel Cristina Gomes

• Abstract

  The COVID-19 pandemic brought significant changes to the entire Brazilian society, not only due to the direct consequences of the disease, but also due to the effects of the health measures adopted, especially social isolation. Some areas of society, however, received more or less attention in the transition to virtual functioning and, later, in the return to face-to-face contact. In this…

  THE ADOPTION PROCESS AND THE CHALLENGES OF THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC: A STUDY WITH TWO CASES, BP.IC

• Abstract

  This exploratory research, at the master´s level, aims to investigate how recently graduated psychologists are dealing with the beginning of clinical practice in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic in Brazil, also reflecting on issues that permeate the training experience impacted by social distancing and remote care. With a clinical-qualitative methodology, the study will be conducted w…

  A STUDY ABOUT THE BEGINNING OF CLINICAL PRACTICE IN PSYCHOLOGY IN THE CONTEXT OF THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC AND REMOTE SERVICE, BP.MS

• Abstract

  In view of the sociocultural and political constitution of the family as an institution throughout the course of history, there is an increase in the visibility of families formed by same-sex/gender couples and their children. In Brazil, it is a recent reality permeated by controversy. Thus, it is relevant to know and follow up how these families have constituted their family and social e…

  Families of lesbian mothers, gay fathers and their children: a longitudinal and psychoanalytical study, BP.PD

(Only some records are available in English at this moment)

• Abstract

  This Research Internship Abroad (BEPE) is part of a postdoctoral research project aiming to analyse the family dynamics of four same-sex couples and their children, who participated in a study conducted by the researcher in 2016 (funded by FAPESP 15/09173-0 and 17/08547-0) and were re-interviewed in 2021. It is thus a longitudinal qualitative study, based in the theoretical framework of P…

  Minority stress and mental health in same-sex parented families and their children, BE.EP.PD

• Abstract

  To do an international research internship is an exceptional opportunity to strengthen the methodological foundations of my PhD research, which aims at analysing dyadic and triadic interactions between fathers, mothers and six to eight months old babies. In order to achieve this purpose, I have made some adaptations on the Infant Observation Method, developed by the psychoanalyst Esther B…

  A study on the application of the Bick Method of infant observation in triadic interactions between father-mother-baby, BE.EP.DR