For many individuals, living with epilepsy is truly a family affair throughout the life span.
When it comes to childhood epilepsy, the unpredictability of seizure patterns, comorbid …

BackgroundEpilepsy and mental illness share similar problems in terms of stigma, as a
result of centuries of superstition, ignorance and misbeliefs. Stigma leads not only to …

Sleep disturbances are commonly reported by parents of children and adolescents with
epilepsy. However, evidence synthesis including quality and quantity of sleep in parents of …

Purpose To examine the possible relationship between parenting stress and quality of life of
children with epilepsy together with the mediating effects of family management styles on …

Abstract Post-traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and Major Depressive Disorder (MDD) are
the most common psychiatric consequences among caregivers of pediatric patients affected …

Introduction The extent and nature of SN among international adoptees at adolescence in
different receiving countries (RC) has not been completely described, nor have differences …

Objective Parents of children with newly diagnosed epilepsy may experience elevated
parenting stress. The present study examined trajectories of parenting stress over time and …

Objectives This study aimed to explore the clinical and neuropsychological characteristics—
cognition, behavior, parenting-related stress, and sleep—of children with epilepsy, attention …

Purpose Literature regarding family stigma related to epilepsy is scarce. This study
investigated the prevalence of family stigma and depressive symptoms and the associated …

Aim To explore the lived experience of advanced preparation nurses (APNs) who are
mothers (APN‐mothers) as they seek care in the Emergency Department for a child with a …