Introduction Paternal psychopathology is associated with various adolescent outcomes. With
emotional disorders presenting a significant public health concern in the adolescent age …

Objective. To examine the specificity of risk for alcohol or drug abuse or dependence
(substance use disorders [SUDs]) in offspring exposed to particular subtypes of parental …

Many studies have shown that children of alcohol abusing parents have a higher risk for
mental and behavioural disorders compared to other children. Using a retrospective …

This study explored relationships among parental problem drinking, family functioning, and
adolescent externalizing behaviors. The unique effects of maternal and paternal drinking …

Abstract Introduction and Aims Adverse childhood experiences and their accumulation over
childhood have negative outcomes to children, yet earlier findings on the independent effect …

Aims: This study looks at the connection between parents' substance abuse and their 0–6
years old children's somatic and psychological health. Methods: A retrospective population …

Aims To test the hypothesis that young people with perceived parental alcohol problems
have poorer parent–child relationships and more emotional symptoms, low self‐esteem …

Parental substance use can be considered a form of child abuse or neglect when it
interferes with parents' ability to care for their child, exposes their child to harmful substances …

This article aims to investigate what it means to grow up in an alcoholic family environment.
Nineteen children aged 6–11 who participated in a psycho-educational programme in the …

Aims To identify young people with different levels of family-related problems, including
parental substance use disorder (PSUD), and investigate differences in grades at …