This brings to light. This dynamic process allowed a broader understanding of the phenomenon: dimensions of care existing in an intensive care unit. The time experienced and shared with the study participants was a time of collaboration, cooperation, interest and camaraderie. They provided insight into different attitudes and new directions in terms of care and people, that is, providing care with sensitivity, empathy and satisfaction. The goal is to promote nurses to practice transpersonal care and complexity in the daily routine of nursing, in all different places and in different interactions. We also expect them to reflect on the care provided in intensive care units, to believe in human care composed of the multiple levels presented here, based on mutual relationships, empathy, sensitivity, affection, dynamics and understanding, appreciating each person as a whole. as a human being. Behind all the technology, lights, equipment and alarms, there are people who care and people who are cared for, hoping they have a quality of life and positive healing care while they are here.