Domestic violence prevention is a multidisciplinary research field and applied concept dedicated to understanding, developing, and evaluating strategies aimed at reducing the incidence and impact of intimate partner violence and other forms of domestic abuse. This field investigates the complex interplay of individual, relational, community, and societal factors contributing to violence, encompassing primary prevention efforts before onset, early intervention, and strategies to mitigate harm and prevent recurrence. Its significance lies in promoting safety, healthy relationships, and systemic social change to break cycles of abuse.