Psychosocial risks resulting from violence against women in the city of Manta, Ecuador

Abstract

The article explores the psychosocial repercussions of gender-based violence and seeks to raise awareness in the community about the seriousness of this problem. Through a theoretical review and a detailed analysis, it is intended to influence the creation of public policies and support programs that improve the health and recovery of victims. The research provides empirical data and analysis that enrich gender studies, fostering new research and methods to address violence against women in Latin America. The article underscores the negative effects of violence on mental health and highlights that the Manta community must address these factors holistically, promoting education on gender equality, strengthening support networks, and ensuring that victims receive the help they need to heal and rebuild their lives.