This paper aims to discuss the relation between intervention-research and the use of technological toolworks as dispositif, in the social psychology's field. We take as theoretical intercessors the proposition of Gilbert Simondon, René Lourau and Pierre Lévy. This perspective composition embodied itself in the practice of a technological workshop in a public mental health service network, where the workers builded their website. The technologies work as apparatus of work practice's virtualization, provoking his problematization, and building analysts, as the co-habitation of dichotomic discourses about care in mental health, derived from the manicomial model and from the propositions of the psychiatry reform. The workshop worked as a space of another form of conversation between the workers and researchers, provided by the relation mediated by the activity of producing the website. We suggest, therefore, that the operative technique possible conditions for the emergence of a form of collective.
intervention-research; technologies; collectives; psychiatry reform
