Introduction: Adolescence pregnancy is a problem with medical and psychosocial complications that can adversely affect the future life. In that sense, it not only requires obstetrical attention but multidiscipline management. It is important to use strategies that allow to improve the resilience level in pregnant adolescents. Objective: To identify strategies associated with improvement in the resilience level of pregnant adolescents. Method: It was carried out an integrative review about strategies to improve the resilience level in pregnant adolescents by means of electronic research with articles that were included in Pubmed, ScienceDirect, EBSCOhost, OvidSP, SciELO, and Dialnet databases, published between 2005 and 2015 in English or Spanish. Results: Thirty-three articles were identified: four of them were adjusted to the objective and had relevant information. It is required more information to support the operation´s efficiency because some positive results that were observed before have been established in adversity conditions different from pregnancy. However, the main identified strategies to improve the resilience level in pregnant adolescents were: Familism, social and group support, focused on the person, also, Ad-Din cognitive psychology with the spiritual component. Conclusion: The studies about strategies are insufficient to improve the resilience level in pregnant adolescents, however, familism, social and group support focused on the person are strategies that should be more used