Enhancing Psychological Safety in Parent-Child Relationships: Promoting Healthy Development and Resilience

Abstract

The article explores today’s approaches to understanding psychological safety within the family, focusing on the dynamics between parents and children. It emphasises key aspects of ensuring safety for children being raised within the family environment. The analysis includes factors that may compromise this safety, as well as strategies for maintaining it. Current research in psychological safety provides foundational approaches for studying personal safety within the family context. This issue is especially relevant when considering the development of a child’s psychological safety in the home. The article also addresses challenges in fostering a child’s psychological well-being within the family setting.