Introduction Mental disorders affect 1 in 5 children having consequences for both the child
and their family. Indeed, the siblings of these children are not insulated from these …

Various biological, social, psychological, and environmental factors impact children and
youth living with mental health problems across their lifespan. To meet the wide-ranging …

Depression has major consequences for the entire family, among them emotional distress,
disrupted daily routine and social damage caused by negative stigmas. The aim of this study …

Qualitative metasynthesis is an interpretive integration of primary qualitative research. It is a
relatively new research methodology with questions remaining about utility, validity, and …

The potential negative impact of a child's mental ill-health on a parent or carer is well known.
However, little research has explored the impact of a child's mental ill-health on other …

ABSTRACT A previous review on the prevalence of psychopathology in siblings of children
with mental health problems (MHPs) suggested that these siblings are at increased risk of a …

Previous research suggests that family dysfunction may be related to lower health-related
quality of life (HRQoL) in parent caregivers, but it is unknown if this association exists in the …

Objective To translate and culturally adapt the Parental Expectations and Perceptions of
Children's Sibling Relationship Questionnaire (PEPC‐SRQ; Kramer & Baron, 1995) into …

Objective: Positive psychological and behavioral transformations in the form of posttraumatic
growth (PTG) after indirect exposure to a traumatized family member, have been reported …

Objectives We aimed to use a dyadic approach to assess the effects of veterans'
posttraumatic stress disorder symptoms (PTSS) and siblings' secondary PTSS, as well as …