El presente artículo, se centra en la violencia intrafamiliar y contra la mujer, por cuanto es un problema que afecta a la familia como institución de mayor importancia para el ser humano y la sociedad en general, al tener funciones irremplazables como el cuidado, protección, educación y preservación de sus miembros.  Actualmente, Colombia al igual que el resto del mundo, enfrenta una pandemia originada por el COVID-19, este hecho hace que la violencia intrafamiliar y contra las niñas, adolescentes y mujeres, tome nuevas dimensiones frente a las medidas de aislamiento obligatorio, por cuanto están expuestas a estar de manera permanente con sus conyugues generalmente sus potenciales agresores; sobre todo cuando el contexto que las rodea está marcado por condiciones socio-económicas desfavorables, con dificultades en el acceso a servicios esenciales de salud mental, de justicia y refugios, llevándolas a la vulnerabilidad, mayores niveles de dependencia y un incremento en el ciclo de violencias en su contra (Corporación SISMA Mujer, 2020). Ante esta realidad, se hace necesario reorientar las formas de abordar esta problemática, requiriendo de la redefinición de estrategias de intervención social desde enfoques innovadores, integrales, educativos y socio-terapéuticos; fortaleciendo a los profesionales encargados de responder las demandas de esta población, a fin de actualizar sus esquemas de atención apoyados en las nuevas tecnologías comunicacionales. Palabras Claves: Violencia intrafamiliar, Violencia contra la mujer, Salud Mental, COVID-19, Intervención Social. ABSTRACT: This article focuses on domestic violence and violence against women, since it is a problem that affects the family as an institution of greater importance for the human being and society in general, as it has irreplaceable functions such as care, protection, education, and preservation of its members. Currently, Colombia, like the rest of the world, faces a pandemic caused by COVID-19, this fact causes violence within the family and against girls, adolescents and women, to take on new dimensions compared to mandatory isolation measures, as they are exposed to be permanently with their spouses, usually their potential aggressors; especially when the surrounding context is marked by unfavorable socio-economic conditions, with difficulties in accessing essential mental health, justice and shelter services, leading to vulnerability, higher levels of dependency and an increase in the cycle of violence against him (Corporación SISMA Mujer, 2020). Given this reality, it is necessary to reorient the ways of addressing this problem, requiring the redefinition of social intervention strategies from innovative, comprehensive, educational, and socio-therapeutic approaches; strengthening the professionals in charge of responding to the demands of this population, in order to update their care schemes supported by new communication technologies. Keywords: Domestic violence, Violence against women, Mental Health, COVID-19, Social Intervention. Recibido: 28 de octubre de 2020; Aceptado: 08 de diciembre de 2020; Publicado: 28 de diciembre de 2020.This article focuses on domestic violence and violence against women, since it is a problem that affects the family as an institution of greater importance for the human being and society in general, as it has irreplaceable functions such as care, protection, education, and preservation of its members. Currently, Colombia, like the rest of the world, faces a pandemic caused by COVID-19, this fact causes violence within the family and against girls, adolescents and women, to take on new dimensions compared to mandatory isolation measures, as they are exposed to be permanently with their spouses, usually their potential aggressors; especially when the surrounding context is marked by unfavorable socio-economic conditions, with difficulties in accessing essential mental health, justice and shelter services, leading to vulnerability, higher levels of dependency and an increase in the cycle of violence against him (Corporación SISMA Mujer, 2020). Given this reality, it is necessary to reorient the ways of addressing this problem, requiring the redefinition of social intervention strategies from innovative, comprehensive, educational, and socio-therapeutic approaches; strengthening the professionals in charge of responding to the demands of this population, in order to update their care schemes supported by new communication technologies. Keywords: Domestic violence, Violence against women, Mental Health, COVID-19, Social Intervention.