Özet:

The objective of this study is to study the impact of the "Anti-Violence Play" program applied to parents with children with continued and aggressive behavior in primary education secondary stage on the family structure, family interactions, the stress, insufficiency, and disappointment emotions they feel as parents. The data of the study was obtained through the Family Assessment Scale and Substantial Disorders Unit Survey applied to the parents in the experiment and control group. These scales were applied to the parents of the experiment and control group as pre-test, estest and monitoring measurements. Research results showed that the program applied to parents has made significant changes in the positive direction in family relationships and ways of interaction; however, it makes significant differences in the levels of facing the stress, insufficiency, and disappointment feelings that parents experienced. In the light of these findings, psychological consultants and researchers working in the field are believed to be useful to use the Parental Programme ‘Fighting Violence’ to address the violence and aggressive behavior seen in children and adolescents by parents and to develop family relationships.