Growing Up with a Mentally Ill Parent: Identifying Long-Term Consequences and Needs for Personalized Mental Health Care in Adulthood

<p>Children of Parents with a Mental Illness (COPMI) are at elevated risk of developing mental and physical disorders in adulthood. However, there is a knowledge gap regarding the mental healthcare needs of adults with a COPMI background. This study identified long-term psychological and physi...

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Autor principal:	Ingrid A. M. Brummelhuis (22272535) (author)
Otros Autores:	Iman Elfeddali (5148455) (author), Arjan C. Videler (20563637) (author), Sandra Vermeulen (22272538) (author), Willem J. Kop (20709174) (author)
Publicado:	2025
Materias:	Medicine Biotechnology Sociology Cancer Mental Health supports family members national nonprofit organization mentally ill parent knowledge gap regarding explorative thematic analysis study identified long others ’ experiences round 2 (< round 1 (< participants experienced interpersonal 97 %), psychological mental healthcare needs significant others mental healthcare identifying long 9 %), term psychological psychological wellbeing term consequences related problems receiving suggestions qualitative approach possible implications physical wellbeing physical problems physical disorders physical consequences personalized interventions peer contact participants stated n </ mixed quantitative mental illness mental health intervention needs following needs findings indicate finding stories elevated risk developing mental approached via 1 %)
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Growing Up with a Mentally Ill Parent: Identifying Long-Term Consequences and Needs for Personalized Mental Health Care in Adulthood

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