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“Cicatrices invisibles” El impacto psicosocial de la violencia intrafamiliar en la niñez
(Universidad Santiago de Cali, 2024) Quintero Acosta, Santiago; Camacho Pérez, Ramiro; Astudillo, Luz Dayanna; Prado, Beatriz Eugenia (Director)
The article 'Invisible Scars: The Impact of Violence on Children' addresses the shocking reality of how domestic violence leaves invisible scars on children. While the physical wounds may not be obvious, the emotional and mental scars are deep and lasting. From the perspective of a social worker committed to the welfare of the community, it is essential to explore ways to address this issue. It also emphasizes the importance of promoting education and awareness about domestic violence, both in families and in society in general. Within this article are some strategies to try to prevent domestic violence and promote healthy relationships within the home. Children exposed to domestic violence may experience problems such as anxiety, depression, and relationship difficulties. These experiences can also affect their long-term social and emotional development. It is crucial to provide support to these children and families to help them overcome trauma and prevent future violence. By raising awareness of this issue and providing appropriate resources, we can work toward a future where children grow up in safe and loving environments.