Abstract
Objective: To describe strategies for the territorialization process in health, it is able to minimize or resolve the main obstacles that hamper the health-disease process of the community. Experience report: This is an experience report, experienced by the multiprofessional residents of Family Health, Mental Health and Collective Health of the School of Public Health of Ceará, through the territorialization process, developed in two communities, located in the Central Sertão of Ceará. The recognition of the territory the project carries out with activities realized by residents team as visiting homes and with the participation of community health agents, then subsequently realized a series of workshops to foster a greater awareness of the existing community issues nd to develop strategies. Final considerations: It was found that territorialization stands out as a new differentiated care experience, emphasizing the importance of dialogue and qualified listening by allowing the knowledge of factors that influence the quality of life of the population. It is recommended that it should be used as an essential tool for planning health actions.