Resumen en inglés

The behavior of violence generates mental health problems, during the Mandatory Preventive Isolation by Covid-19 there was an increase in cases, worldwide, a situation that has revealed the environment that families live inside their homes. Domestic violence is a phenomenon that affects all countries and cultures in the world, does not distinguish race, age, sex or religion and affects the victim on a physical, psychological, social and spiritual level. Therefore, this study aimed to: Interpret the social representations that Spanishspeaking Christian women build to intimate partner violence that can reveal their meanings, concepts and attitudes tending to reorient the comprehensive approach to the problem and open opportunities for spiritual counseling to victims. For which, a qualitative, biographical-narrative study is proposed that explores in depth the attitude, level of information and representational field of Christian women victims of violence, to establish improvement routes that contribute to public health actions of the population. object of study. In this study, it was understood how Christian women socially represent domestic violence and how they dimension this phenomenon, as it is a little explored area and includes several Latin American countries and contributes to the strengthening of faith and the construction of mechanisms that articulate action. of the church, the health sector and all the actors involved in this process.