The Role of Forming Adequate Status and Role Representations and Healthy Intergenerational Relationships in Reducing Subjective Loneliness in Women

The article is devoted to the problem of subjective loneliness of women, considered in the context of the intergenerational transmission of status and role representations in the family. The results of the research stage are presented, the purpose of which was to evaluate the eff ectiveness of training on the formation of adequate status and role representations and healthy intergenerational relationships in reducing subjective loneliness, family guilt, anxiety and tension in women. The training program and the structure of classes, including a theoretical block, art techniques and body practices, are presented. A signifi cant decrease in the level of subjective loneliness and all components of family anxiety (guilt, anxiety, tension) was revealed immediately after the training. Delayed measurement after six months confi rmed the stability of the positive eff ect on family anxiety, while the positive dynamics of the level of loneliness turned out to be less stable. The conclusion is made about the expediency of using the developed program in psychocorrective practice in working with women with a high level of subjective loneliness and family anxiety.