Abstract
This article examines the short- and long-term psychological and social consequences of violence against women. Violence is considered not only as a form of physical harm but also as a complex social and psychological problem that may negatively affect women’s self-esteem, sense of safety, interpersonal trust, and social participation. The study highlights potential consequences of violent experiences, including emotional instability, fear, anxiety, reduced self-worth, restricted social relationships, and social isolation. Particular attention is given to factors that may influence psychological recovery after violence, including social support, attitudes of family members and close individuals, economic independence, and access to Ta’limda istiqbolli izlanishlar - xalqaro ilmiy-metodik jurnal № 8/2026 ISSN: 3060-527X psychological assistance. The article emphasizes the importance of an integrated approach combining psychological support, social protection, and preventive interventions aimed at reducing the adverse consequences of violence against women.