In August, one of the psychologists of fund "Sukhumi" held three meetings.

The first meeting was held on 16 August in Tskaltubo, in IDP collective center "Medea".

Second - on  August 18, in the Women's Support Centre of Poti.

Third – on  August 24, In Khoni women support center.

Among audience there were representatives of both IDPs and local population - young and older women. They familiarized with the stages of development of family relations and crises, according to Virginia Satir, an American psychotherapist.

According to participants, psychological advice will help them in overcoming family crises and achieve harmony.

In the Women Support Centres of Kutaisi, Senaki and Khurcha (Zugdidi Municipality) psychological group consultations were held, which was attended by 36 women aged from 25 to 67. The main topic of these meetings were discussions on solving family crises between parents and children - as the prevention of violence.

Families, respecting children, are the most prosperous. The family must form a physically and mentally healthy person. Psychologists say that people to who the parents are a burden, after the years themselves become a headache for their children. And those who respect and love their parents, live a full life in the circle of beloved children and grandchildren.

On August 22 there was held the legal informational and consultative meeting in one of the collective centers of Kutaisi (for the disabled). The meeting was attended by 10 women. They received information on women's rights in the context also gender issues in employment and gender equality on the labor market. After monitoring it was revealed that consultations conducted in last months, were productive and Kutaisi City Hall has made in installation of street lighting their backyard.

In the WSCs of Kutaisi, Senaki, Khurcha (Zugdidi Municipality) there were held group psychological meetings with women. Main topic of the meetings was crisis periods in family development according Virginia Satir, as prevention of domestic violence. Marital conflict resolution depends primarily on the spouses ability to understand, forgive and give in, i.e to compromise -.. These and other issues were discussed at the meetings, which, according to participants, are important and useful.