This article analyzes the theoretical and practical aspects of the socio-psychological support mechanism for women who have experienced psychological violence. The aim of the study is to provide a scientific basis for the system of social and psychological assistance offered to women subjected to psychological violence and to identify effective support mechanisms. During the research process, methods such as analysis of scientific literature, comparison, observation, interviews, and generalization were used.

The results of the study indicate that psychological violence negatively affects women’s emotional stability, self-confidence, and social activity. Furthermore, the importance of psychological counseling, emotional support, training aimed at social adaptation, and cooperation among various social institutions in supporting women has been substantiated. The findings suggest that improving the support system for women who have experienced psychological violence requires a comprehensive approach.