ResumenLa educación dirigida a parejas y matrimonios tiene un amplio desarrollo en el mundo y en varios países se encuentra incorporada como parte de las políticas públicas preventivas de la discordia, ruptura y establecimiento de relaciones de parejas saludables y comprometidas. Iniciativas que originalmente fueron promovidas por grupos religiosos, hoy constituyen una alternativa preventiva y de promoción de relaciones saludables, basada en los avances de las investigaciones psicológicas y evaluadas en forma rigurosa. El artículo tiene por objetivo: (a) dar a conocer la lógica que fundamenta las intervenciones preventivas (b) dar a conocer las iniciativas en educación para parejas y matrimonios en otros países (c) sistematizar los hallazgos acerca de su efectividad (d) argumentar las razones por las cuales sería provechoso incorporarlas en el país. Palabras Clave: educación para parejas, prevención, divorcio.
AbstractEducation aimed at couples and marriage has a broad development in the world and in several countries has been incorporated into adult educational programs as part of preventive public policies of disharmony, rupture and relationship healthy couples. Initiatives that were originally promoted by religious groups today are a preventive alternative to promote healthy relationships, based on advances in psychological research and rigorously evaluated. The paper presents (a) to present the logic behind preventive interventions (b) make known the initiatives in education for couples and families in other countries (c) systematize the findings about their effectiveness (d) discuss the reasons which would be useful for incorporation into the country.
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