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NEPSI divulga trabalhos realizados em projeto de ensino “Estresse e Saúde”

Em razão da suspensão do calendário letivo regular devido a pandemia do novo coronavírus, foi elaborado um projeto de ensino, com ações de extensão, para ser realizado durante o calendário letivo alternativo 2020/1.

O projeto coordenado pelos professores Mateus Luz Levandowski e Tiago Neuenfeld Munhoz teve como foco discutir pesquisas e intervenções no âmbito do estresse e saúde mental. Foram 12 encontros virtuais realizados por meio de vídeo-aulas e fórum de discussões.

As ações do projeto envolveram a elaboração de materiais educativos com foco em diferentes grupos populacionais. Foram 11 trabalhos produzidos individualmente ou em grupo em formato de posts para redes sociais (imagem e/ou vídeo), cartilhas e jornais informativos e podcast.

Cada trabalho será divulgado no wordpress institucional (nepsi), no Instagram (@ufpel_nepsi) e Facebook (ufpel.nepsi). Todos os trabalhos estão disponíveis em https://wp.ufpel.edu.br/nepsi/2020/10/15/trabalhos_estresse_saude/ ‎

Saúde Mental e o Estresse na Pandemia

Autores: André Henrique Sousa Leão, Eduarda Pizarro De Magalhães, Isadora Langlois Massaro Osório, Júlia Boanova Böhm, Larissa Da Silveira Soares, Lisia De Almeida Lawson e Mariana Adamoli Marques Da Silva

Saúde Mental e o Estresse na Pandemia

Estresse e saúde mental

Estresse e saúde mental (2)

Estresse e saúde mental (3)

Estresse e saúde mental (4)

Estresse e população negra

Estresse e população negra

Estresse e população negra 1

Estresse e população LGBTQIA+

Estresse e população LGBTQIA+

Estresse e população LGBTQIA+ (2)

Você está sendo vítima de violência doméstica?
Autoras: Karina Rangel Gautério e Tuane Silva Jambeiro

Estresse infantil durante a pandemia de Covid-19
Autora: Emanuele Fonseca Barbosa

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Estresse e Meditação
Autora: Thais Garcia Sampaio e Raquel Cordeiro Sormani

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Estresse e Meditação Autora: Thais Garcia Sampaio

Saúde Mental e Atenção Psicossocial durante a pandemia de Covid-19
Autora: Mariana Da Rosa Genske

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Saúde Mental e Atenção Psicossocial durante a pandemia de Covid-19 Autora: Mariana Da Rosa Genske

Efeitos do estresse e ansiedade em estudantes
Autora: Luiza Oliveira Delamare

JORNAL ACADÊMICO DA PSICOLOGIA – UFPEL
Autoria: Mariana Gouvêa, Luíse Oliveira, Jéssica Morgado, Jaine Pereira, Gabriel Oliveira, Isabela Cuter e Priscila Silveira

JORNAL ACADÊMICO DA PSICOLOGIA – UFPEL Autoria: Mariana Gouvêa, Luíse Oliveira, Jéssica Morgado, Jaine Pereira, Gabriel Oliveira, Isabela Cuter e Priscila Silveira

Estresse Infantil em contexto de pandemia: livros de psicoeducação para crianças e cuidadores

Livro 1 (ABC do Estresse)
Autoras: Eduarda Martins Malüe, Marta Mielke Varzim e Tiffani Gomes Cardozo

Estresse Infantil em contexto de pandemia: livros de psicoeducação para crianças e cuidadores

Livro 2 (Rotina de Pernas para o Ar)
Autoras: Eduarda Martins Malüe, Marta Mielke Varzim e Tiffani Gomes Cardozo

Como identificar e diminuir o estresse
Autora: Mariana Chaves Paim

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Como identificar e diminuir o estresse? Autora: Mariana Chaves Paim

Promoção do bem-estar psicológico para universitário em tempo de isolamento
Autora: Nathalia Duarte Moura

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