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Divórcio na velhice: o desafio da construção da integridade familiar
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Este estudo explora as trajetórias de vida e os desafios enfrentados por idosos divorciados na construção da integridade familiar. Foram realizadas entrevistas semiestruturadas com sete participantes divorciados após os 50 anos, explorando os motivos para o divórcio, experiências de vida e mudanças nas relações familiares. A análise de conteúdo revelou dois grandes domínios: i) processo do divórcio e ii) construção da integridade familiar. Destes domínios emergiram categorias específicas, tais como: motivos inerentes ao divórcio; decisão do divórcio; impactos do divórcio na velhice e desafios enfrentados durante o processo do divórcio; experiências de vida após o divórcio; expectativas futura; relações familiares e transformações das relações ao longo do tempo; resolução de conflitos e perdas e criação de sentido e legado. Os resultados indicam que a construção da integridade familiar está intrinsecamente ligada à capacidade de resolver conflitos e fortalecer laços, o que contribui para um legado familiar significativo. Os participantes em integridade familiar demonstraram resiliência emocional e apoio familiar, facilitando a adaptação ao divórcio. Em contraste, aqueles classificados em desconexão/alienação familiar enfrentaram desafios emocionais que dificultam a reconciliação familiar. Este estudo contribui para a compreensão do divórcio na velhice e reforça a necessidade de políticas de apoio aos idosos que se divorciam na velhice.
This study explores life trajectories and challenges of divorce in older people face in building of family integrity. Semi-structured interviews were conducted with seven participants divorced after age, covering reasons for divorce, life experiences, and changes in family relationships. Content analysis revealed two main domains: i) the divorce process and ii) the construction of family integrity. Emerging categories from these domains include inherent reasons for divorce; the decision to divorce; impacts of late-life divorce and challenges faced during the divorce process; life experiences after divorce; future expectations; family relationships and transformations over time; conflict resolution and loss, and the creations d meaning and legacy. The findings indicate that building family integrity depends on the ability to resolve conflicts and strengthen ties, contributing to a meaningful family legacy. Participants who achieved family integrity demonstrated emotional resilience and family support, facilitating adaptation to divorce. In contrast, those classified as disconnected/alienated faced emotional challenges that hindered family reconciliation. This study contributes to understanding late-life divorce and reinforces the need for support policies for elderly individuals who divorce in later life.
This study explores life trajectories and challenges of divorce in older people face in building of family integrity. Semi-structured interviews were conducted with seven participants divorced after age, covering reasons for divorce, life experiences, and changes in family relationships. Content analysis revealed two main domains: i) the divorce process and ii) the construction of family integrity. Emerging categories from these domains include inherent reasons for divorce; the decision to divorce; impacts of late-life divorce and challenges faced during the divorce process; life experiences after divorce; future expectations; family relationships and transformations over time; conflict resolution and loss, and the creations d meaning and legacy. The findings indicate that building family integrity depends on the ability to resolve conflicts and strengthen ties, contributing to a meaningful family legacy. Participants who achieved family integrity demonstrated emotional resilience and family support, facilitating adaptation to divorce. In contrast, those classified as disconnected/alienated faced emotional challenges that hindered family reconciliation. This study contributes to understanding late-life divorce and reinforces the need for support policies for elderly individuals who divorce in later life.
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Longevidade Divórcio na Velhice Idosos Divorciados Ciclo de Vida Familiar Integridade Familiar longevity Late-Life Divorce Elderly Divorce Individuals Family Life Cycle Family Integrity