CONSIDERAÇÕES DE ESTUDOS BRASILEIROS PARA CLÍNICA PSICOLÓGICA COM PESSOAS PRETAS.

TRacism is present in institutions, where it causes negligence in the perception of the harm caused by prejudice and discrimination. Psychology has an ethical duty not to reproduce structural and institutional racism. Given this, through an integrative review, we investigated which aspects of the psychological clinic with black people are addressed in research in the Brazilian context. Five articles were selected from four databases. Data analysis occurred through content analysis. The studies found, mostly qualitative, had the majority participation of adult female clients. It was noticed that the demands presented by black clients permeate racism through a vision of inferiority of themselves that presents itself in different ways (that is excessive self-demand, lack of belonging). Reception through group therapy proved to be promising for black clients, being the only aspect of treatment potential found in the analyzed studies. It is concluded that more empirical studies are needed on the clinic with black people so that psychology asserts itself as anti-racist. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]