THE PHILOSOPHY OF FAMILY TIES AND THEIR RESTORATION IN CHILDREN WITHOUT PARENTAL CARE
Keywords:
Family ties, children without parental care, restoration of family structure, psychological supportAbstract
This article explores the philosophical aspects of the formation of family ties and their restoration in children without parental care. She analyzes various approaches to understanding the family and its role in human life, especially in the context of children who have lost parental care. The article discusses practical methods and strategies aimed at creating a favorable environment for the restoration of family ties in the lives of such children. This interdisciplinary approach includes psychological, social and ethical aspects, helping children to overcome loss and restore a sense of belonging and security in a new family environment. The results of the study offer practical recommendations for professionals and volunteers working with children without parental care, as well as for parents who want to create a supportive and loving family environment for foster or adopted children.
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