A psychological support platform for Uzbek families has been launched in the United States.

A new psychological support platform aimed at Uzbek families has launched in the United States. The project, called "Moslashuv markazi USA," aims to provide informational and psychological assistance to Uzbeks living outside their homeland.

The platform was initiated by Abdurashid Turgunov, a doctor of psychology, associate professor, and practicing psychologist living in Ohio.

The platform's primary goal is to help families more successfully adapt to life in the United States, maintain harmonious relationships between spouses, parents, and children, and prevent domestic and family conflicts.

The platform offers materials on effective family communication methods, parenting issues, emotional management, conflict resolution, the impact of migration on family relationships, and compliance with American family law. Users also have access to practical advice on adapting to life in a new country.

As the project's author notes, family difficulties often arise not from a lack of love or respect, but from a lack of effective communication skills, the ability to listen to each other, and collaboratively find solutions to emerging problems.

The Consulate General of Uzbekistan in New York actively collaborates with the project's author, striving to expand outreach activities among Uzbek compatriots living in the United States.