Background Few studies have explored the experiences of young children and their parents
with psychosis. The aim of the present study was to explore parent and child mental health …

Accessible summary What is known on the subject The care of an adult son or daughter with
psychosis is filled with overwhelming demands caused by the symptomatology and illness …

Objectives Parental psychosis poses a risk factor for a child's well-being. Few studies have
focused on the parents' views of how their psychosis affects their parenting, and results 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' …

Objectives Psychosis can present parents with complex parenting challenges and significant
adverse outcomes for parents and their children have been reported. However, remarkably …

As highlighted in this book and in the previous edition, the family therapy field has often
failed to do justice to the needs of children. This failure is most poignant for the children of …

Background The first onset of psychosis can be a traumatic event for diagnosed individuals
but can also impact negatively on their families. Little is known about how parents of the …

Objective: Parenthood is central to the personal and social identity of many people. For
individuals with psychotic disorders, parenthood is often associated with formidable …

Despite extensive needs, interventions for parents with psychosis are rarely offered, poorly
described, and vary between offering instrumental and emotional support. To improve the …

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 …