Abstract: Submission #210

Abstract Trauma can be explained by experiencing more extraordinary life events when the usual mechanisms or strategies for coping with situations that put the individual at risk no longer work. When experiencing a traumatic situation or going through a traumatic event, the person tends to close down, and due to the lack of suitable mechanisms, not to accept the reality or the event that he went through (Ruppert, 2019). The trauma suffered as a result of the loss is a complex of factors that had influence in the individual's life, such as the time when the loss occurred, its consequences, the changes that occurred as a result of it, the existence or absence of formal/informal support (Ștefăroi, 2014).
Domestic violence is influenced by the emotional state of the individual and his family life. Here, due to the emotional charges that arise at the time of a conflict, the distinction between love and hate is no longer made. Domestic violence is known as a common phenomenon and because it is influenced by acts of tolerance or acceptance on the part of society. Often, violence in a couple's relationship is associated with a lack of education, insufficient or non-existent financial resources, excessive alcohol consumption, acts of jealousy, but also with the lack, in some underdeveloped countries, of an adequate legislative framework and social services designed to support victims of domestic violence, as well as the aggressor.
Violence is a constant in the daily life of contemporary man, often encountered on the street, behind the wheel through the use of offensive words or through obscene behavioral manifestations or even violent attacks (Căprioară, 2017).