Abstract The consequences of Serious Mental Illness (SMI) on parent and child outcomes
can be profound. Supporting parents to manage their caregiving roles alongside parental …

Introduction: Most medical diagnoses present somewhat differently in men and women,
more so at specific periods of life. Treatment effects may also differ. This is true for …

Over a third of individuals diagnosed with a psychotic disorder are also a parent. The
symptoms of psychosis and side effects of antipsychotic medication can impact on parents' …

Background: Fathers want more professional and social support during the transition to
fatherhood. It is unclear if these supports are associated with decreased depressive …

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 …

Background Although the experiences of mothers with mental illness are well researched in
Western countries, little is known about the experiences of Chinese mothers. This study aims …

This paper describes the practice of an integrated family approach to treatment in mental
health care in which the focus is on the whole family and treatment is carried out by …

Objectives While one third of people with a psychotic disorder are a parent, there has been
little research to date examining the consequences of this from a whole family perspective …

This paper provides a framework for essential family‐focused practices (EASE: Engage,
Assess, Support, Educate) for clinicians to support parents with mental illness in the context …

The challenges experienced by families in western countries, where a parent has a mental
illness, are well established. However, research documenting the experiences of Chinese …