Post-traumatic growth, as a positive psychological change resulting from a traumatic life event, manifests itself in the spheres of relationships with others, feelings of personal strength, recognition of new opportunities in life, appreciation of life and spiritual changes. Previous research has established the existence of post-traumatic growth in victims of intimate partner violence and emphasizes the role of experts in the process of reaching it/ acquiring it, especially in the form of support, empowerment and guidance. This qualitative research gathered 8 experts in helping professions with the aim of gaining insight into their perspective on the posttraumatic growth of victims of intimate partner violence they encountered. The research was conducted using the semi-structured interview method, while thematic analysis was used for data analysis. The results indicate that experts recognized post-traumatic growth in the spheres of changing the user's self-image, changes in relationships with others, parenting and in recognition of new opportunities. They also described which interventions they used and which characteristics of professionals they consider important for the post-traumatic growth of victims of intimate partner violence. The most prominent sphere of post-traumatic growth is the recognition of opportunities and the importance of the role of employment for the victim is emphasized. A new sphere of change in parenting has also been recognized, victims with post-traumatic growth have a better relationship with their children. The results also indicate that empathy, optimism and patience, along with individual planning and psychosocial help, are the most important competencies and interventions of experts for achieving post-traumatic growth in victims of intimate partner violence.