Familial construction
A Zerkala MG construction designed for shared family practices focused on communication, mutual understanding and family relationships.
Familial construction
The Familial Zerkala MG construction is designed as a shared environment for practices related to family communication, mutual understanding and personal needs within family relationships. Within the project’s methodology, the concept of a “family field” is used to describe the interconnected emotional states, roles and relationships of family members.
Practices with the construction may focus on preserving family values, improving communication between parents and children, developing a more conscious approach to parenting, strengthening trust and respect, and reflecting on personal and family patterns that influence relationships.
The construction can be used both for shared family practices and for individual work. Family sessions focus on communication, mutual understanding and what the Zerkala MG methodology describes as the shared “family field.” Individual practices can focus on personal questions related to relationships, family history, recurring family patterns and emotional well-being.
The Familial Zerkala MG construction is designed as a shared environment for practices related to family communication, mutual understanding and personal needs within family relationships. Within the project’s methodology, the concept of a “family field” is used to describe the interconnected emotional states, roles and relationships of family members.
Practices with the construction may focus on preserving family values, improving communication between parents and children, developing a more conscious approach to parenting, strengthening trust and respect, and reflecting on personal and family patterns that influence relationships.
The construction can be used both for shared family practices and for individual work. Family sessions focus on communication, mutual understanding and what the Zerkala MG methodology describes as the shared “family field.” Individual practices can focus on personal questions related to relationships, family history, recurring family patterns and emotional well-being.
Familial construction
Key areas of work include exploring inherited and habitual family patterns and limiting beliefs, identifying personal resources and recurring difficulties, supporting a stable environment for a child’s development, and forming clear intentions related to personal and family changes.
Family Field Structure
Within the Zerkala MG methodology, the “family field” is understood as a system of relationships in which the emotional states, roles and interactions of family members contribute to the overall family environment.
The model distinguishes three key elements:
The Family Structure Supports:
Possible Outcomes of the Practice:
Family Field Structure
Within the Zerkala MG methodology, the “family field” is understood as a system of relationships in which the emotional states, roles and interactions of family members contribute to the overall family environment.
The model distinguishes three key elements:
- Father’s field — associated with stability, boundaries, responsibility, rules and social orientation.
- Mother’s field — associated with acceptance, emotional support, security, love and care.
- Child’s field — associated with growth, development, self-expression and the balance between freedom and responsibility.
The Family Structure Supports:
- identifying and reflecting on conflicts, misunderstandings and unmet expectations;
- coordinating parental approaches to boundaries, discipline and support;
- creating conditions for a child’s safe self-expression;
- developing trust and attentive communication between family members;
- reducing perceived tension and supporting a more balanced emotional climate;
- strengthening a sense of connection and shared family values.
Possible Outcomes of the Practice:
- a greater sense of stability and balance in family relationships;
- better mutual understanding between parents and children;
- fewer recurring conflicts and misunderstandings;
- a stronger sense of emotional connection within the family;
- a greater sense of security and support for the child;
- a more conscious approach to parenting;
- a more stable and supportive environment for the child’s growth and development.
A strong family is the key to stability and prosperity of society
Family plays an important role in a child’s development, providing an environment in which relationships, values, communication skills and patterns of behavior are formed. A supportive family environment can encourage personal development, mutual respect and a sense of responsibility toward others.
Within this approach, particular attention is given to responsible parenting, family education and the development of communication and parenting skills. Important family values include:
- love, loyalty and mutual support;
- well-being and care for one another;
- respect for parents and older family members;
- care for children and younger family members;
- continuity of family traditions and values.
Contact us
35/1 Khoroshevskoe Shosse, building 1, office 404,
Moscow, Russia
Please bring a valid ID to obtain a building access pass.
Moscow, Russia
Please bring a valid ID to obtain a building access pass.
Owner of LLC "Zerkala Kozyreva" & LLC "Mega Galaxy":
Sergey Viktorovich Ivanchuk
Tel. +7 (917) 579-4-999
e-mail: iv.s.v@mail.ru
