Abstract During the preschool years (3–5 years), children living with parental mental illness
are more at risk of various adverse developmental outcomes, compared to other children …

Involvement of family members of adults with suicidal ideation is a key area of improvement
in inpatient mental health services. To support family involvement in this context, it is crucial …

Mental illness in children and young people is increasing in frequency and complexity, is
emerging earlier and is persisting into adulthood. This is a global issue with implications for …

Previous research demonstrates that parents' communication skills may contribute to the
development and maintenance of their young person's borderline personality disorder …

Contexte Les enfants et jeunes vivant avec un parent ayant un trouble mental font partie
d'un groupe de population vulnérable, plus à risque de divers problèmes psychosociaux et …

Background Numerous studies across international settings have highlighted a need to
improve the appropriateness and continuity of services for young people experiencing …

Background Children of parents with a mental illness are at high risk of developing a mental
disorder as a result of transgenerational transmission. Without effective intervention, they …

In England, implementation and adoption of recovery-orientated (RO) practice has been
slow and uneven. This qualitative study explored the barriers and enablers to the …

Βackground Children of parents with a mental illness have up to 50% chance of developing
a mental illness themselves. Numerous studies have shown that preventive family-oriented …

Purpose: This study aimed to investigate the experiences of people living with a
psychosocial disability in rural India and Nepal, and to highlight key barriers and enablers …