Dayse Bispo

I'm from Sergipe, in the Northeast of Brazil, but I've been living in São Paulo for over 12 years. Daughter of Itabaianenses who always supported my studies and my independence as a woman.

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I graduated in Psychology at the Federal University of Sergipe (UFS) with a special path in the area of ​​Mental Health. Passion at the first sight with madness, I built my education articulating social psychology and the clinical approach.

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I came to São Paulo in 2009 to do my aster's degree and here I stayed. Working between the clinic, research and studies, I did my Master's and my Doctorate in Social Psychology at PUC-SP. As part of the PhD, in 2016, I also visited Dr Hellen Killapsy's research at the University College of London (UCL). I also study Psychodrama at SOPSP (at all three levels) and Coaching at International Coaching Community (ICC), all these combine in a powerful range of possibilities for me.

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I am one of the few authors on Therapeutic Residential Service in Brazil. My research work focused on everyday care tools in Therapeutic Residencies (specialized in ex-interns of psychiatric hospitals), as well as a theoretical construction on doing research articulating Participatory Research and Psychodrama, with a focus on Dramatic Multiplication.

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All my involvement with mental health and especially the Therapeutic Residencies, led me to manage some of this services in the South of São Paulo (Parelheiros and Capela do Socorro)/SUS. A job that taught me a lot about humanity, respect, equity and commitment to public health in Brazil.

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Active for more than 10 years at the Research Center in Institutional and Collective Logics (NUPLIC) coordinated by Profa. Cristina Vicentin at PUC-SP.

 

I base my believes in humanity and my work approach with the readings on the production of subjectivity from the perspective of authors such as Deleuze, Guattari, Foucault, Suely Rolnik, Peter Pál Pelbart and my Brazilian contemporaries. And of course, Psychodrama and our very talented Brazilian authors like Sergio Perazzo, José Fonseca, Rosa Cukier, Cybelle Ramalho... the list is long.

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In 2021 I went through a major process of transforming my work, leaving SUS to dedicate myself to the clinic, training and content production on social networks. An extremely enriching process in all aspects.

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Now in 2022 I want to dedicate myself to building new partnerships, including international ones.

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It has been an intense journey, sometimes it seemed confusing to me, but today I am sure that my paths brought me here in this moment of the most beautiful realization of my purpose. And I believe that our meeting here is not by chance :)