This article results from the reflection on experience as coordinators in developing the “Familias con Bienestar” (Families with Well-being) program, sponsored by the Colombian Institute of Family Well-being, where the home visit is used as a device for the construction of change and as an intervention tool oriented to an inclusive discursive, reflective and mobilizing practice that leads to transformations in the family system, in itself as a possibility for social development, for promoting behavioral solidarity, empowerment and selfmanagement as a requirement for mental and emotional health, including a systemic constructionist approach on the stage of psychosocial care for purposes of prevention of domestic violence, sexual and community.