A percepção do suicídio como inseparável das outras formas de violência segundo os/as jovens indígenas

This essay is focused to study and analyze the consequences of attempted implementation, through the Sistema Unico de Saude-SUS (Health Unique System), of the mental health protocol - DC-10 – among the indigenous population. In this specific case, based on a qualitative research, applying a methodology of intercultural action/participation, this essay has been made in the Dourados Indigenous Reserva (Reserva Indigena de Dourados – RID), with the young people and their leaders into the Young Indigenous Population Actions - Acao dos Jovens Indigenas – AJI, acting as an informal school into the RID (Dourados Indigenous Reserva). The necessity of presenting the young indigenous people perception about their suffering, does not only brief a biomedical interpretation, but also the trauma effect they had and still have that we may define as colonial, post traumatic cultural illness. Whatever the name we use, they are young and already carry a silent pain which cannot be reduced as a biomedical hegemonic vision, which brings the necessity to measure how this vision may cause them traumatic experience. This situation is based on an interdisciplinary and polyphonic vision upon the phenomenology and for this reason it consists in a think/make condition.