Marek Kulesza

Marek Kulesza serves as Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Family Studies, Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński University in Warsaw. His institutional profile indicates active teaching and consultation duties during the 2023 summer semester, with primary responsibilities centered on family dynamics and work-life integration research.

His research focuses on family coaching methodologies, particularly the FABI (Family Balance Inventory) diagnostic tool for assessing work-family equilibrium. Additional expertise spans succession coaching in family businesses, social coaching interventions for vulnerable populations, and gerontological studies examining employment impacts on elderly well-being. His work bridges theoretical frameworks with practical applications in Polish social policy contexts.

Analysis of his 20 publications reveals strong thematic continuity in work-life balance diagnostics (40% of output), coaching frameworks (30%), and school/social climate studies (20%). His recent pivot toward pandemic-related social dynamics and aging workforce research demonstrates adaptive scholarship responding to emergent societal challenges.

While no formal awards are documented in available sources, his research demonstrates significant institutional impact through ministerial scoring (763 points) and international collaborative projects documented between 2013-2021. His consultation model integrates ambulatory assessment techniques with family coaching, targeting practical implementation in Polish social services.

Current research directions include refining the FABI diagnostic methodology for cross-cultural applications and developing evidence-based coaching protocols for family business succession planning, with emphasis on preserving both economic viability and family cohesion during leadership transitions.