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Adlerian Therapy is a psychotherapeutic approach developed by the founder of individual psychology, Alfred Adler, which emphasizes understanding the individual within their social context. This therapy method seeks to understand and resolve psychological issues by analyzing the individual’s lifestyle, early childhood experiences, and relationships within their social environment. According to Adler, individual the drive to overcome an innate feeling of inferiority and to achieve self-realization

Middle Child Syndrome is a concept describing how second-born children in a family often experience a distinct psychological development process compared to their eldest and youngest siblings. Middle children may frequently feel overlooked in comparison to their siblings, which can lead them to perceive themselves as excluded or less valued.【1】 However, this syndrome does not manifest identically in every middle child; individual psychological makeup and family dynamics can produce varying effec