Abstract
A good mental health condition allows everyone to actualize their potential and overcome the pressures of life. One of the mental health issues in society is associated with violence, especially against women. This study aims to examine the mental health state of Women who have Experienced Domestic Violence (WEDV) in Makassar. The participants in this study consisted of six domestic violence survivors who had reported themselves to The Integrated Service Center for Empowerment of Women and Children (UPT P2TP2A) in Makassar, Indonesia. This research employs a case study research design under a qualitative research approach. The findings showed some results such as a description of the history of domestic violence experienced, the impact of domestic violence on psychosocial aspects such as physical injuries, eating, sleep and emotional disorders, psychosomatic symptoms of depression, suicidal ideation, and social relationships.
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