Children of parents with a mental illness are often found to be at high risk of developing
psychological problems themselves. Little is known about the role of family factors in the …

Background Children of parents with mental illness have an elevated risk of developing a
range of mental health and psychosocial problems. Yet many of these children remain …

Objective: The transgenerational transmission of mental disorders is one of the most
prominent risk factors for the development of psychological disorders. Children of mentally ill …

When adolescents live with a parent with mental illness, they often partly take over the
parental role. Little is known about the consequences of this so‐called parentification on the …

Parental mental illness can be linked to reduced family functioning, which is associated with
more conflicts, less adaptability and cohesion as well as a disorganized pattern of everyday …

Aim: This paper provides a review of published qualitative research on children's
experiences of parental mental illness. Methods: We undertook a comprehensive search of …

Background: Research has put emphasis on the process of transmission of mental‐health
problems from parents to children. This study examines the specificity of the interpersonal …

Parental mental illness can impact significantly on the lives of dependent children through
both direct and indirect mechanisms. Parental factors that may impact directly on their …

The associations of the mutual mother–child, father–child, and mother–father relationship
and various patterns of family relations with child psychopathology were investigated in a …

PROBLEM: Associations of perceptions of social support, personal control, and child
behavioral problems to distress in parents of children with mental health problems were …