Background: Although families caring for a mentally-ill family member may experience
challenges, some of these families may display strengths that help them to overcome …

Background Mental illness may cause a variety of psychosocial problems, such as
decreased quality of life for the affected individual's family members and an increased social …

Objective: Mental health service providers often have limited or problematic understanding
of parents' support needs or experiences and family relationships. Moreover, the impact of …

Background: Mental illness is a disease that affects millions of people every year. It not only
causes stress to the mentally ill patients, but also for the family members who provide them …

Family caregivers are an irreplaceable resource for the mental health services system and
the pillars on which the system currently rests. Addressing the needs of these caregivers is …

Background: Relapse prevention in mental health care is important. Utilising the strengths of
families can be a valuable approach in relapse prevention. Studies on family strengths have …

Background: Family caregiving for patients with chronic mental illness is influenced by
various factors such as political, socioeconomic, and cultural contexts as well as related …

The aim of this study was to gain information about registered and practical mental health
nurses' activities concerning support network of families affected by parental mental illness …

Treatment under the traditional medical model has largely ignored the family's knowledge,
expertise and potential therapeutic effects on hospitalized mentally ill people. This paper …

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 …