Up to one in five young people live in families with a parent who has a mental illness. There
are various genetic, individual, family and environmental risk factors for children living in …

Objective: To identify and describe intervention programs to improve outcomes for children
whose parents have a mental illness. Data sources: Grey and black literature was sourced …

Objective: To determine the effect of the Mental Health Positive Parenting Program (MHPPP)
on parenting practices of parents reporting a mental health problem. Design, setting and …

Objective: To identify the key goals that are established by children and parents from
families in which parents have substance use and/or mental health problems, and the level …

The general‐practice setting provides a unique opportunity to positively influence the impact
of mental illness on individuals and families. Intervention can begin from the moment an …

BackgroundThe provision of care for children of parents with a mental health problem is an
area that is frequently neglected by health-care practitioners. ObjectivesThe aim of the …

This dissertation is a qualitative study of the stories young adult children tell about growing
up with a parent with a diagnosed mood disorder. Using 50 in-depth interviews with young …

THE VALUE OF AN OCCUPATION-BASED MARTIAL ARTS AS THERAPY PROGRAM FOR
CHILDREN WHO HAVE A PARENT WITH A MENTAL ILLNESS Page 1 THE VALUE OF AN …

Il presente lavoro prende in esame diversi contributi sulla psicopatologia genitoriale e le
competenze di parenting, approfondendo in particolare come la presenza di una diagnosi …

Professional school counselors (PSCs) are specifically trained to provide responsive
services to students within the school environment. These responsive services include …