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Family, social support networks and institutional, education and labor spaces are factors of inestimable importance in understanding and addressing the etiological chain of problematic use of psychoactive substances (CPSP). The overall objective of this work was to identify and analyze psychosocial factors related to patients with CPSP attended in Addictions Care Centers (CPA) in the Province of Buenos Aires (BA), Argentina. A descriptive cross-sectional study was designed. The records of sociodemographic and psychosocial variables of the population using the service network were obtained from the Observatory of  Psychoactive Substances Use. The main characteristics found were weak social networks and support containment, accompanied by the lack of forward-looking in patients with average age of 28 years; in addition to familiar scenarios with difficulties in carrying out the socio-affective functions. Patients with future projection showed higher presence of social support networks and containment and interests.

Consumo de sustancias: factores psicosociales intervinientes en consultas a centros públicos de atención