A GUIDE TO PROBLEMS AND SOLUTIONS FACED BY FAMILIES COMMONLY

Hello, I'm Zeynep Seda Gençer. I specialize in child development, psychology, couples, and family counseling. I've been working one-on-one with hundreds of families for years, observing how to establish restorative contact in the most fragile areas of relationships. I know this very well: Every family has its own language, its own cycle, and its own story that sometimes gets blocked. This guide is designed to help resolve these blockages and shed light on common family problems. 🔍 What awaits you in the guide? This study addresses the 10 most common problems families experience: *Lack of communication *Role confusion *Inconsistency in parenting *Financial problems *Time management problems *Interference from elders *Loyalty and trust issues *Children's behavioral problems *Transmission of past traumas to the family *Emotional neglect and lack of closeness I address each problem individually and explain solutions within the framework of family counseling schools. *I explain the problem in simple language. *I address the effects on the family from both the couple's and the child's perspective. *I offer concrete solutions based on Imago, Bowen, and Satir therapy approaches. Furthermore, at the end of each chapter, I provide "between-session" exercises that can be easily implemented at home, helping you put the information you've read into real life. Who is this guide for? *Couples tired of repeating the same cycles in their relationships, *Mothers and fathers who want to parent more healthily and consciously, *Anyone who recognizes the burden of the past within their family and wants to turn a new page... Why did I write this guide? Because many of the clients who came to me were people who loved each other but were stuck somewhere. They didn't know how to hear each other, how to let go of the past, and how to reconnect. This guide doesn't offer information, it offers transformation. It holds up a mirror so you can see yourself and your family without judgment. If you're ready, we can begin to look into that mirror together. And perhaps this time, from a more compassionate place.