Nonviolence in the training of psychologists in Colombia: A necessity in the context of the post-conflict

In Colombia, one of the longest internal armed conflicts in the region has developed. Recently, a peace agreement has been reached with one of the most important guerrillas (FARC-EP) in this country, giving way to a post-conflict period. This represents a challenge for psychologists who must be prepared to meet the social needs of this process. This article reflects on the need to integrate new elements into their training, as nonviolence in articulation with the critical psychology of peace that can contribute significantly to the post-conflict.