Abstract: The article presents the results of a research which focuses on the analysis of medico-psychiatric leave, following a diagnosis of anxiety and / or depression, among health professionals (nurses and social workers), civil servants of public hospitals. The theoretical approach is psychosociology, a discipline which articulates subjective experiences and social relationships. The method of “professional life stories” allows an analysis of the stories and the advent of psychiatric leave; six socio-clinical dimensions have been identified: (1) psychosocial fragility; (2) hierarchy in hospital work; (3) the part of power over work; (4) ethical-political suffering; (5) the regulation of suffering; (6) the return to a new condition of worker. According to the people questioned, before the stoppage, work was an important organizer of life and a space for social integration; after this leave, following sick leave, - the organizing side of life is no longer present. Other dimensions are starting to operate. Sick leave creates a rupture: professionals develop new meanings in their life and their condition as workers, following the way in which they have been treated by health institutions. ; El artículo presenta los resultados de una investigación que se centra en el análisis de la baja médico-psiquiátrica, tras un diagnóstico de ansiedad y / o depresión, entre profesionales de la salud (enfermeras y trabajadores sociales), funcionarios de hospitales públicos. El enfoque teórico es la psicosociología, disciplina que articula experiencias subjetivas y relaciones sociales. El método de las “historias de vida profesional” permite analizar las historias y el advenimiento de la licencia psiquiátrica; Se han identificado seis dimensiones socio-clínicas: (1) fragilidad psicosocial; (2) jerarquía en el trabajo hospitalario; (3) la pérdida del acto de poder sobre el trabajo; (4) sufrimiento ético-político; (5) la regulación del sufrimiento; (6) el regreso a una nueva condición de trabajador. Según las personas entrevistadas, antes ...
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