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Sem ninho: Saída de instituições de acolhimento e gravidez na adolescência
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Abstract(s)
Esta investigação teve o objectivo de cruzar a experiência da saída da instituição,
em casos de crianças retiradas às suas famílias por longos períodos de tempo, com a
gravidez na adolescência, entendendo como se tornam mães, estas jovens que cresceram
em lares de acolhimento.
Os participantes foram duas jovens institucionalizadas, quatro jovens que já
tinham saído da instituição, uma ajudante de lar e a directora da instituição de
acolhimento. Foram realizadas nove entrevistas semi-estruturadas, posteriormente
analisadas segundo o método da Grounded Theory.
As jovens constroem muitas expectativas sobre a sua saída do lar, bastante
direccionadas para a fantasia de liberdade. Ao saírem do lar de acolhimento são
orientadas para a reunificação familiar ou para processos de autonomização. É evidente
o sentimento de abandono, a revolta, a solidão e o desamparo nesta adaptação ao mundo
fora da instituição, sendo que a gravidez representa a possibilidade de mudança para
uma vida diferente, terem alguém só para si, e um sentido para a sua vida, apesar de
demonstrarem, paralelamente, um arrependimento de terem engravidado naquela altura
da sua vida.
ABSTRACT: This investigation had the objective of crossing the experience of leaving the institution, in cases of children removed from their families for long periods of time, with teenage pregnancy are understanding how became mothers these young people who grew up in foster care. The participants were two young institutionalized, four youths who had already left the institution, a member of the staff, and the institution’s director. There were nine semi-structured interviews, then analyzed by the method of Grounded Theory. The teenagers build a lot of expectations on its way out of the residence, rather directed to the fantasy of freedom. When they left the foster care, are geared toward family reunification or to autonomy’s processes. Clearly the feeling of abandonment, anger, loneliness and helplessness in this adaptation to the world outside the system of care, and the pregnancy is the chance to move to a different life, having someone just for them, and a sense for they life, while showing at the same time, a regret of having gotten pregnant at that time of their life.
ABSTRACT: This investigation had the objective of crossing the experience of leaving the institution, in cases of children removed from their families for long periods of time, with teenage pregnancy are understanding how became mothers these young people who grew up in foster care. The participants were two young institutionalized, four youths who had already left the institution, a member of the staff, and the institution’s director. There were nine semi-structured interviews, then analyzed by the method of Grounded Theory. The teenagers build a lot of expectations on its way out of the residence, rather directed to the fantasy of freedom. When they left the foster care, are geared toward family reunification or to autonomy’s processes. Clearly the feeling of abandonment, anger, loneliness and helplessness in this adaptation to the world outside the system of care, and the pregnancy is the chance to move to a different life, having someone just for them, and a sense for they life, while showing at the same time, a regret of having gotten pregnant at that time of their life.
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Institucionalização Gravidez na adolescência Grounded theory Desamparo Institutionalization Teenage pregnancy Helplessness