This thesis presents a new therapeutic grupal space: Mother- Baby s Holding Space. Its dynamics looks for an integration between psychoanalytic understanding to a corporal practice - the shantala massage for babies -, objectifying to consolidate the mother-infant relationship and to facilitate the somato-psychic integration processes inherent in the constitution of the subjectivity. It is, above all, of standing out the importance of the psychoanalytic work in the field of the environmental provision. The work is based on the assumption that the somato-psychic integration processes are constituted starting from two interacting dimensions: one regarding the somatic experiences areas, the other one relating to the individual s interchanges with the environment - the social-cultural context. The development of the presented proposal - the creation of a mother-baby s welcoming space - was based upon the elaboration of a theoretical-clinical- methodological referential network, aiming to establish the fundamental basis of the proposed field. The research was implemented in the Health Care Center of the community Chapéu Mangueira, in the city of Rio de Janeiro, where mothers and their babies were introduced to the technique of the shantala. The positive repercussion of the accomplished work drove its integration as one of the regular services offered by the Center.