Abstract

OREJUELA, Johnny; MALVEZZI, Sigmar; VASQUEZ, Andrés  and  MENDES, Ana Magnolia. The Clinics of Work: An Alternative Vision of Occupational Health. int.j.psychol.res. [online]. 2020, vol.13, n.2, pp.109-117. ISSN 2011-2084.  https://doi.org/10.21500/20112084.4737.

This theoretical paper depicts the clinics of work as a subdisciplinary and interdisciplinary field of the social psychology of work and organizations, interested in analyzing and intervening from a critical-clinical perspective in the subjectivity-work-context relationship, in the context of discomfort, suffering, and pleasure, and thus, in the mental health within this field. Consequently, it separates from traditional occupational health, which ignores subjective singularities. The subdiscipline of CW develops the determinants of pleasure, discomfort, and suffering at work, standing out in the process as a possible alternative of occupational health, based on research practice and intervention from a critical perspective.

Keywords : Clinics of Work; Occupational Health; Discomfort; Pleasure; Suffer-ing; Occupational Mental Health..

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