Resilience and Domestic Violence in minors Lima Metropolitana

Abstract

The domestic violence as a social phenomenon that transcends geographic and cultural boundaries, does not exclude minors, and  determines their lives before they are born, their state of health throughout their lives (Vidal ,et al 2024). The resilience as a child resource can enable children to continue their development process despite the risk (Morelato, 2011). The objective of our study, to know the existing empirical evidence on the relationship between the resilience and the domestic violence in minors from Metropolitan Lima. This narrative review examines recent studies and contextual factors such as poverty and gender inequality that affect the prevalence and impact of domestic violence. A database search was carried out: Scopus, Scielo, Redalic, Dialnet and Academic Google, in published studies between 2019 and 2024. The review highlights the importance of social support an emotional regulation in developing resilience, analyzing current interventions and its effectiveness in promoting resilience. It is essential to implement socio-educational interventions to promote resilience and mitigate the derivative effects of domestic violence in childhood.