Reflexos Da Oficina De Parentalidade Na Prevenção Da Alienação Parental E Qualidade De Vida

This article sought to analyze the effectiveness of parenting workshops carried out by CEJUSC, in the District of Viçosa-MG, focusing on their impact on the prevention of parental alienation and the quality of life of families, according to the perceptions of family units. Methodologically, semi-structured interviews were used, whose data were analyzed using descriptive statistics and textual analysis, with the support of Iramutq and GNU PSPP Software. The results showed that the meaning of quality of life is associated with the well-being of children and a life without conflicts, in peace, which is affected by the dissolution of marital relationships. Furthermore, it was found that conflictive relationships arising from divorce were mitigated through the workshop strategies. In this sense, it can be concluded that the parenting workshop generally positively influences the quality of life of families and prevents parental alienation, through educational practices; although there are criticisms of the current legislation, due to the difficulties in distinguishing common conduct during the family reorganization phase, from acts of parental alienation

Alienation · Family life · Marital status · Perception · Maternal and Neonatal Healthcare