Cultural values and beliefs shape individuals' perceptions of themselves, relationships, and overall well-being. Cultural norms can influence communication, conflict resolution, and support within families. Cultural norms regarding emotional expression and communication styles can impact how family members interact and navigate interpersonal challenges. These cultural factors can either enhance or detract from individuals' psychological well-being within the family context. Cultural beliefs about resilience, coping strategies, and social support systems can also shape how families respond to challenges and setbacks. Understanding these cultural influences can provide valuable insights into how families can promote psychological well-being and resilience in the face of adversity. This study emphasizes the importance of considering cultural factors in understanding and promoting psychological well-being within families. By recognizing the ways culture shapes family dynamics and individual well-being, mental health professionals can better support families in cultivating positive mental health outcomes. This study explores the impact of cultural factors on psychological well-being within families, focusing on the transmission of values, beliefs, traditions, and norms from one generation to the next.