Analysis of women's understanding of family issues;

The present study aimed to investigate women's perceived understanding of family issues and using the qualitative method. For this purpose, semi-structured interviews were conducted with 17 women aged 18 to 65 years old in Fasa who were selected by purposive sampling method. The research results have categorized and identified two types of internal and content damages and external and structural issues. Internal and content issues, include the three main categories of " Solitude cocoon formation and individualized world", "Extended parenting and increasing child-centeredness", and "persistent and chronic family disputes and incompatibilities". In addition, the second type, which refers to the external and structural aspects of the family, is classified into three main categories; "Changing family values and beliefs as changes in the family institution", "Spreading social harms into families" and "Challenges related to social welfare". Overall, the findings of this study show that social problems and family issues are an intertwined phenomenon that has complicated family life and increased its challenges.