The changes happened in the prevailing worldview in the last decades have brought subjects with new characteristics, interests and requirements, which have had an impact on the clinical psychology, as a consequence, they require from clinical psychology new ways of understanding and controlling the arisen issues that concern the institutional contexts. In order to face these realities, relevant psychotherapeutic interventions were implemented through a characterization of health attendance carried out in IPS CES Sabaneta during 2014-2015, conducted by a descriptive analysis of 9140 records of assistance and an analysis of 532 clinical records, chosen randomly. Sociodemographic, administrative and theoretical-technical aspects of the care service were studied based on frequency analysis, measures of central tendency and dispersion using the SPSS software. It was found that 3 men in 1 woman attend to medical service, being the population between ages of 6 and 18 the one that present the highest weight (59, 77 %). Emotional and behavioral disorders were the main diagnosis (44.92%), followed by neurotic disorders secondary to stressful and somatomorphic situations (18.6%). It is noticed the low prevalence of personality disorders (0.56%) even though 48.9% of patients attended a maximum of six sessions. The results allow adjusting the profiles and care service strategies according to the most prevalent problems, as well as the administrative and formative processes that involve these issues.