Abstract
Objective: To describe a family intervention action to reduce harm related to alcoholism. Case Details: This is a case study with a qualitative methodological approach, carried out through individual and home care, application of access tools: genogram, ecomap, life cycle, FIRO, PRACTICE, family conference and therapeutic project development (PTS) prepared by the multiprofessional team. The patient Renato is a young adult who has family dysfunction and impaired health associated with chronic alcoholism. The use of tools made it possible to elaborate a care plan with a holistic view addressing alcoholism. In addition, other problems such as unemployment, smoking and aggression were identified. Interventions were proposed, characterized by the institution of drug treatment, actions aimed at improving social interaction, obtaining new sources of income, leisure and social relationships, in addition to strenghening the bond of the support network with the family. Final considerations: The family approach favored the family's proximity to the health team, allowing behaviors pertinent to the dysfunctional condition evidenced.