Objectives: The first aim of this article was to systematically identify and review interventions
that had incorporated parenting as a focus of recovery-orientated practice in adult mental …

Within the context of mental illness, there is an acknowledgement that the social
environment is critical to recovery. Nonetheless, how family roles and interactions are …

Introduction: Recovery has become a catalyst for much organisational and cultural change
within mental health services. Recovery involves the service user living the best life of their …

Objective: The aim of this pilot implementation study was to explore the initial experiences
with and impact of Parenting with Success and Satisfaction (PARSS), a psychiatric …

Background A considerable number of people with a mental illness are parents caring for
dependent children. For those with a mental illness, parenting can provide a sense of …

Family members often provide significant support and care to their relative who has a mental
illness. Nonetheless, how family members might be part of an individual's mental health …

Objective: Parenting is an important life domain for many people, but little research
examines the parenting experience and its role in recovery for those with a severe mental …

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 …

There are many definitions of “recovery.” Clinical recovery is usually defined as symptom
remission, return to work or education, distant contact with mental health services, and a …

Background Family-focused practice (FFP) is an effective approach to supporting individuals
with mental illness.'Recovery'is also central to contemporary mental health care. However …