PREPARING YOUTH FOR FAMILY LIFE THROUGH PERSONALITY FORMATION AND AWARENESS OF YOUR OWN SELF-WORTH

Abstract

The article discusses the importance of forming the personality of young people as a key stage of preparation for family life. It emphasizes the role of self-esteem and self-worth in this process. Through analysis, we have shown how a positive attitude towards oneself and recognition of one's own value will contribute to building healthy and cohesive family relationships. Research shows that effective communication is the foundation of successful family relationships. The ability to express your thoughts and feelings openly and honestly helps to avoid misunderstandings and conflicts. Learning communication skills allows partners to understand each other better, helping to strengthen emotional ties.

The article also discusses strategies and methods that help young people develop self-esteem and self-acceptance so that they can enter family life with confidence and readiness to build a future together. Particular attention is paid to the role of psychological support and training, the importance of developing emotional resilience, and the influence of the family environment on the formation of personality and self-esteem. The study found that the development of communication skills, cooperation, and compromise is an integral part of preparing young people for a successful family life. The article aims to provide practical recommendations for teachers, psychologists, and parents on how to develop positive personal qualities in young people. High self-esteem and recognition of one's own value are the basis for healthy relationships. People with positive self-esteem are able to set boundaries and respect themselves and their partner, which contributes to building equal and harmonious relationships. Scientific research confirms that positive self-esteem correlates with higher levels of marital satisfaction and family stability.