Abstract
To reflect on technologies for the peace culture that can be used in family nursing. Theoretical essay, based on the premises of non-violence and peace culture. Four light technologies are singled out for the peace culture within families: nonviolent communication, qualified listening, conflict mediation, and restorative circles. The technologies proposed can be used by nurses to promote care and policies aiming at a peace culture and non-violence in families, with the objective of assisting in the obtainment of the well-being for family systems and their correlations.
Highlights
The violent impulse is not a constant among humans but a condition that may be precipitated by numerous social, emotional, physical, and behavioral factors
Based on the UNESCO peace culture premises[2], we propose the following question: Which technologies may the nurses use in their routine to promote the peace culture in families? The goal here is, to reflect on technologies for the peace culture that can be used in family nursing
It is interesting to value the nonviolent communication as a care technology, since it seeks to facilitate the understandable, firm, and safe dialogue, causing the least possible negative feelings in everyone involved
Summary
I Universidade Federal de São Paulo, School of Nursing of São Paulo, Department of Collective Health. How to cite this article: Fernandes H, Horta ALM. Nursing and light technologies for a peace culture within the family.
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