Divorcing spouses may receive psychological support to ease the process
In a recent development, Ksenia Goryacheva, a first deputy chairman of the State Duma's Science and Higher Education Committee, has proposed a novel initiative to make family psychologist consultations more accessible for divorcing couples in Russia.
The aim of the proposal is twofold: to help preserve families and strengthen the family institution in the country, and to address the issue of inaccessibility of paid family psychologist consultations for some citizens.
According to the proposal, couples submitting a divorce application could be referred to a psychologist through ZAGS (Russian Federal Service for Civil Statuses) or MFC (Russian Federal Registration Service). The suggestion is that family psychologist consultations could be made available at a reduced cost or for free to divorcing couples, making them more affordable and accessible.
The "Parliamentary Newspaper" reported on this proposal, highlighting its potential to provide much-needed support to families during difficult times. However, it's important to note that further details about the specifics of the proposal, such as the extent of the discount or the criteria for eligibility, have yet to be disclosed.
Despite extensive searches, no information on this specific proposal regarding discounted family psychologist consultations for divorcing couples has been found in relation to Ksenia Goryacheva. Her involvement in tobacco and e-cigarette regulation policy and sanctions-related listings has been more prominently documented.
This proposal, if implemented, could significantly improve the well-being of divorcing couples and their families, offering them professional guidance and support during a challenging period. More details about the proposal are expected to be released in due course.
Stay tuned for updates on this promising initiative.
- The proposal by Ksenia Goryacheva, a first deputy chairman of Russia's Science and Higher Education Committee, aims to enhance mental-health and family-health by making family psychologist consultations more accessible for divorcing couples.
- To address inaccessibility of paid family psychologist consultations for some citizens, the proposal suggests couples submitting a divorce application could be referred to a psychologist through ZAGS or MFC.
- This initiative could offer a reduction in cost or free consultations for divorcing couples, thus making these therapies-and-treatments more affordable and accessible.
- By providing much-needed support to families during difficult times, this proposal has the potential to significantly improve the health-and-wellness aspect of society.
- As the proposal gains traction, policy-and-legislation, parenting, and even general-news concerning this issue may warrant attention and discussion within the realm of politics.
