Sexuality of adolescent girls in institutional care: application of a comprehensive sexuality education project. Master's Dissertation in Psychology.
sexuality, girls, adolescents, institutional care, comprehensive sexuality education
The project is a study about the sexuality of adolescents in the context of institutional care. During the preparation of the work, historical and social references were sought about sexuality, violence and institutional care for children and adolescents and sexual education. In parallel, an Integrative Review of International Literature was carried out, using the BVS, SCIELO and PSYCINFO databases. The purpose of the bibliographic research was to collaborate with the understanding regarding the publications made in the last 20 years within the theme of the sexual rights of children and adolescents. The objective of the work is aimed at the development of a Comprehensive Sexual Education Project (PESC) with female adolescents from the institutional care in the city of Nova Iguaçu / RJ. The methodology adressed will be the Ecological Insertion, which will seek to work with the bioecological model (person, process, context, time). The information will be collected from workshops and recorded in the research team's field diary. In addition, it is estimated that the instruments and methodology assist in establishing the bond and in understanding the basic needs of the adolescents, as well as in the possible interventions and paths within the institutional care.