
The Latin American Journal of Clinical Social Work is constituted as a meeting space for the exchange of knowledge and knowledge regarding this disciplinary specialty and its related areas. We are the first magazine on Clinical Social Work in Spanish speaking worldwide and the first magazine on this disciplinary field in Latin America, the Caribbean and Ibero-America. The main objective is the dissemination of knowledge specialized in Latin American Clinical Social Work, as well as in other related contexts where this form of Social Work is currently being developed. Our journal is made up of a national editorial committee and an international advisory committee, who are clinical social workers and / or Social Work professionals with postgraduate training in the therapeutic field, in addition, many of them are representatives of Universities, Clinical Centers or participate representing to trade associations at the international level. We hope to give visibility to the clinical-therapeutic work carried out by Social Work professionals, both in Chile, as well as at a Latin American and global level; from a contemporary, critical, political and socially responsible perspective. Currently our magazine is part of the Network of Academic Journals of Social Work in Chile. Finally, we point out that the three specific objectives of this magazine are:
Document theoretical and / or experiential clinical work through research, clinical systematization or critical reflection.
Strengthen Clinical Social Work and the therapeutic identity of social workers in Latin America and the Caribbean or in other related contexts.
Provide a space for scientific and disciplinary dissemination that is open and free for the development, promotion and visibility of Clinical Social Work and its relevant areas of professional practice.

2023
Volumen 3, N°1 -- Convocatoria Abierta para la edición respectiva, la cual tiene un formato de publicación "continuada". Por lo cual, los artículos que han completado todo el proceso serán publicados directamente. Se espera que esté completo este número finales de Julio del presente año. Te invitamos a ser parte de esta historia, no te pierdas esta oportunidad para contribuir al desarrollo de esta especialidad en América Latina y países afines.
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2022
Volumen 2, N°1 -- Esta edición tendrá un formato de publicación "continuada" por lo cual, los artículos que han completado todo el proceso serán publicados directamente. Se espera que esté completa a principios de diciembre del presente año.
- Genealogía del Trabajo Social Clínico en Costa Rica por MSC, Carolina Rojas Madrigal.
- Visibilización del Trabajo Social Clínico en el contexto socio-jurídico: Un análisis de la experiencia profesional en los Centros de Atención Psicosocial pertenecientes al Órgano Judicial/Corte Suprema de Justicia de El Salvador por Mtra. María Aracely Linares Palacios.
- Trabajo Social Clínico Crítico y las Limitaciones Neoliberales ante la Justicia Social en Salud Mental por PhD, MSW. Catrina Brown
- Código de Ética de la Asociación de Trabajo Social Clínico por Clinical Social Work Association (CSWA)
- SALUFAM, Consulta Social y Espacio Terapéutico: Posibilidades para desarrollar un Trabajo Social Clínico desde las prácticas narrativas en los Centros de Salud Familiar en Chile por Ts, Lic. Alexa Altamirano Soto.
- Daño Moral y Reparación Moral: Las posibilidades de las prácticas narrativas inspiradas en una relación fraterna australiana-afgana por PhD. David Denborough
- Una Carta Abierta dirigida a los y las profesionales y Organizaciones de Trabajo Social Clínico del Siglo XXI: Notas sobre el caso brasileño por Dr. Edson Marques Oliveria
- Trabajo Social Clínico Crítico Latinoamericano: Identidades, Reflexiones y Devenir por Mg. Diego Reyes Barría y MSW. Paola Grandón Zerega

2021
Volume 1, N ° 1 - To download the complete issue go to current issue at the top of this page.
- Cover and credits.
- Director's message by Mg. Diego Reyes Barría.
- Message from the Principal Editor and Institutional Coordinator: The support and validation of professionals and academics of Clinical Social Work at an international level, building disciplinary ties through MSW. Paola Grandón Zerega .
- The Latin face as a narrative canvas: Reflections on the cover of the first world magazine of Clinical Social Work in Spanish by Lic. Ernesto Reyes Barría.
- Foreword: New Times for Latin American Clinical Social Work by MSW, JD. Larry Alicea-Rodríguez .
- What is the clinical? Some answers for a frequent question in the Clinical Social Work before the Epistemic Injustice that is lived ... by Mg. Diego Reyes Barría.
- Selma Fraiberg: A journey of life in the Clinical Social Work of Psychoanalytic Orientation by MSW, LCSW. Joel Kanter.
- Contemporary Clinical Social Work from Critical Perspectives: A Historical Look and a Philosophy of Practice by MSW. Paola Grandón Zerega .
- Clinical Social Work in Spain: Past, present and future challenges for the consolidation of the specialty by Dr. Jonathan Regalado Piñero.
- Therapeutic Practices of Social Workers in Human Rights Organizations during the Chilean Military Dictatorship (1973-1990) by Mg. Hermes Álvarez Soto .
- The Narrative Practice and the Sandbox: Practices Based on Stories of Collaboration with Asylum Seekers Who Are in Mandatory Detention by MNTCW, BSW. Poh Lin Lee.
- Dialogic Practice in Clinical Social Work: Reflections on Open Dialogue in a child care program by © Mg. Johanna Ramírez Mellado.
- Therapeutic practices with women survivors of sexual violence: An experience of Clinical Social Work from a narrative and feminist perspective by Mg. Katerine Henríquez Campos.
- The Clinical Supervision in Psychosociojuridical Contexts: A proposal to incorporate a clinical look in the spaces of professional coordination by Mg. Estephanie Cruz Catalán.
- New perspectives for the therapeutic approach to children and adolescents violated in their rights: Contributions from the Relational Clinical Social Work by Mg. Rosa Barría Segovia
- Mexican Institute of Clinical Social Work: "From the psychosocial and complex, to the specifically subjective and singular" by Nelson Saucedo Maciel and Hugo Alberto Méndez Jasso.