With these specially prepared training programs for families, parents, teachers, and young people;

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  To increase mental health literacy
  , support individuals in recognizing and expressing their emotions, thoughts, and behaviors in a healthy way
• To correct common misconceptions about mental health in society and encourage seeking psychological support
• To enhance parents’ knowledge and skills regarding child and adolescent development, thus strengthening healthy family communication and emotional bonding
• In collaboration with educational institutions, municipalities, and NGOs, the aim is to provide accessible, simple, and effective content for different segments of society.

Training programs are presented in an understandable language, enriched with experiential examples, and include practical solutions that participants can apply in their daily lives.

Furthermore, these programs are not limited to just knowledge transfer; they provide a safe sharing environment that allows participants to learn from each other.

• Family Communication Skills and Conflict Resolution
• Positive Parenting: Guidance Instead of Punishment
• Parental Attitudes and Their Impact on Child Mental Health
• Parenting in the Digital Age: Screen Use, Boundaries, and Monitoring
• Coping with Stress and Mental Resilience
• Self-Help Strategies for Anxiety and Panic Moments
• Emotional Awareness and Developing Self-Compassion
• Dealing with Difficult Life Events and Coping with the Grieving Process
• Psychological First Aid in Daily Life
• Ways to Develop Children’s Emotional Resilience
• Coping with Test Anxiety and the Parent’s Role
• Adolescence: Changing Roles, Expectations, and Understanding
• Understanding My Child’s Behaviors: Normal or Problematic?
• Dealing with Bullying and Ways to Support as a Parent
• Setting Boundaries for Children and Healthy Discipline Practices
• Mental health in children
• Approaching anxiety and fears in children
• Healthy communication with adolescents
• Prevention of addictions
• Is my child addicted?