Emotional and behavioural problems were investigated in children who have a parent with
multiple sclerosis (MS), in relation to factors such as family dysfunction, parental depression …

Objectives Based on the investigation of 144 families (144 patients affected by Multiple
Sclerosis (MS), 109 partners, and 192 children) examined in three different European child …

Objective: This systematic review explored the potential impact of parental multiple sclerosis
on their offspring. It considered adjustment to parental multiple sclerosis at different …

Objective: This study investigated the impact of the severity of parental multiple sclerosis,
parents' expressed emotion and psychological well-being on offspring's psychological …

The effect of a chronic illness of one parent on children is determined by a complicated
interaction of various emotional components. Our focus was on the children's and …

The psychosocial consequences for parents of children with MS have not been studied.
Objectives: to assess aspects of coping with family crisis and individual states of distress in …

Background Families with a parent suffering from multiple sclerosis (MS) must cope with the
unpredictable course of the disease. Most studies analyzing factors that influence coping …

Based on the transcripts of video-recorded, semi-structured interviews with 41 offspring
(aged 6–18 years) of parents with multiple sclerosis, we evaluated the indication for …

Although psychological distress and cognitive dysfunction are well documented in adults
with multiple sclerosis (MS), they are poorly understood in children with the disease …

Semi-structured interviews were conducted with 7-to-14-year-old children of parents with
multiple sclerosis (MS; N= 21) to examine children's perceptions of MS, and a content …