Práticas corporais e uso de álcool e drogas: vivenciando emoções

O uso de drogas psicoativas, assim como as praticas corporais podem gerar emocoes distintas, sejam positivas ou negativas, as quais podem contribuir na conduta da pessoa. Deste modo, a busca por novas sensacoes desperta o desejo pelo novo e pelo proibido, o que pode conduzir os atores sociais, a experimentar o alcool e outras substâncias psicoativas, ocasionando aumento do consumo nos grandes centros urbanos. Neste sentido, as praticas corporais podem contribuir para prevencao e recuperacao de pessoas dependentes. Desta forma, o presente ensaio objetiva discutir a pratica corporal e emocao a partir da perspectiva de reabilitacao da pessoa envolvida com o alcool e drogas. Para discussao foram construidas duas categorias: a primeira, Emocoes e sentimentos do usuario de alcool e drogas, que discute a questao do aumento do uso de drogas nos grandes centros urbanos e seus aspectos emocionais; e a segunda, Praticas corporais, emocoes e usuario de alcool e drogas, que apresenta como estas praticas podem influenciar ou nao na prevencao do uso de drogas e na recuperacao dos usuarios. Pensar nesta tematica permite compreender que o uso de drogas e as praticas corporais estao atrelados a valores sociais, o que acarreta a duas analises: a relacao das praticas corporais e do alcool e drogas ao longo da historia, como elemento representativo manipulado pela propaganda; e a relacao com a saude, educacao e acao social. Desta forma percebe-se que, tanto o uso de drogas quanto as praticas corporais apresentam representacoes sociais com distintas formas comportamentais.(AU) The use of psychoactive drugs, as well as bodily practices may generate different emotions, positive or negative, which may contribute to the formation of the being. Thus, the search for new sensations awakens the desire by the new and the forbidden, which may lead the social actors to experience alcohol and other psychoactive substances. The increased consumption of psychoactive drugs in urban centers becomes worrisome, allowing bodily practices to work focusing on prevention and recovery of dependent individuals. In this sense, this paper discusses the use of alcohol, drugs and bodily practices from emotional aspects. This discussion is built in two categories: first, Emotions and feelings from the user of alcohol and drugs, which discusses the issue of increasing use of drugs in urban centers and its emotional aspects, and the second, bodily practices, emotions and user of alcohol and drugs, and how these practices may influence whether or not the prevention of drug use and recovery of users. Analyze this scheme allows us to understand that the use of drugs and bodily practices are linked to social values, which leads to two analyzes: the relationship of bodily practices and alcohol and drugs throughout history, as representative element manipulated by propaganda, and its relation to health, education and social action. Thus it is clear that both drug use as bodily practices present social representations with distinctt forms of behavior.(AU)