There is substantial evidence supporting the need for effective intervention for children and
families living with parental mental illness. However, translation of this knowledge into …

Accessible summary What is known on the subject? The combination of coping with their
mental health problems and caring for children makes parents vulnerable. Family‐centred …

Accessible summary For the psychiatric workforce to become family focused (particularly in
relation to children) there is a clear need for family sensitive policies and procedures …

Accessible summary What is known on the subject? Coping with parental mental illness in
families can be challenging for both children and parents. Providing evidence‐based family …

It is estimated that 1 in 5 children have a parent with a mental illness, and studies have
shown that such children are more likely to develop mental health problems when compared …

Aims and objectives. The aims of this qualitative study were to explore the experience of
being an adult child of a parent with serious mental illness and how adult children have …

Accessible summary• Despite the benefits of parenting interventions for parents and
children, there are few documented programmes for parents who have a mental illness, with …

Family‐focused practice improves outcomes for families where parents have a mental
illness. However, there is limited understanding regarding the factors that predict and enable …

Serious mental illness in children can significantly impact the parents who care for these
children in both positive and negative ways. Caregiver strain and enrichment manifests in all …

Mental health care is important for everyone, especially teenagers. However, seeking
mental health services may be challenging for teenagers, particularly when they are also …