The Social-Psychological Problems of Modern Families and the Role of Social Work in Their Resolution

This article explores the array of social and psychological challenges confronting contemporary family structures and examines the integral role of social work in addressing these issues. Rapid societal changes, urbanization, and evolving cultural norms have contributed to increased family stress, communication breakdowns, and emotional isolation. Through a review of current literature and empirical data, the study identifies key stressors such as economic uncertainty, generational conflicts, and the erosion of traditional support networks. The research further investigates how tailored social work interventions can restore stability and enhance relational dynamics within families. By employing a mixed-method approach, including surveys and in-depth interviews with professionals in the field, the study provides insights into effective strategies that foster resilience and promote healthier family environments. Ultimately, this analysis underscores the necessity for proactive, community-based initiatives and policy reforms that empower social workers to better support modern families.