Hilfebedarfe von Eltern mit psychischen Erkrankungen - eine Literaturübersicht

Howard, Louise M.; Underdown, Helen

doi:10.1055/s-0030-1265976

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“…Our study can be seen in the light of a growing attention for a more rehabilitative approach towards those who are patients and parents has grown. From this point of view several studies addressing parental needs have been conducted (Nicholson & Deveney 2009, Howard & Underdown 2011, Reupert & Maybery 2011. Parallel to this line of research, supported parenting programmes were developed and evaluated (Nicholson & Biebel 2001, Hinden et al 2006, White et al 2013, Cook & Mueser 2014.…”

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“…To date, several studies have addressed the need for support for parents with SMI (Nicholson & Deveney 2009, Howard & Underdown 2011, Reupert & Maybery 2011. Family-centred practice can help maintain and strengthen important family relationships, and identify and enhance the strengths of a parent with a mental illness, all contributing to the recovery of the person with the mental illness (Goodyear et al 2015).…”

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“…A number of qualitative and quantitative studies on parents living with a mental illness have been conducted. Topics in selected studies include the prevalence of parents with mental illness (Nicholson et al 2004), assessment of their needs (Howard & Underdown 2011), and the development and evaluation of programmes (White et al 2013). However, not much is known about the way these mothers and fathers come to grips with challenges in their parental role or about the meaning of parenting in their recovery processes.…”

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Strategies for parenting by mothers and fathers with a mental illness

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Busschbach

Nicholson

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Psychiatric Ment Health Nurs

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Accessible summary What is known on the subject? The combination of coping with their mental health problems and caring for children makes parents vulnerable. Family‐centred practice can help to maintain and strengthen important family relationships, and to identify and enhance the strengths of a parent with a mental illness, all contributing to the recovery of the person with the mental illness. What this paper adds to the existing knowledge? Taking the strength and the opportunities formulated by parents themselves as a starting point is fairly new. Parents with severe mental illness find strength for parenting in several ways. They feel responsible, and this helps them to stay alert while parenting, whereas parenthood also offers a basis for social participation through school contacts and the child's friendships. Dedication to the parent role provides a focus; parents develop strengths and skills as they find a balance between attending to their own lives and caring for their children; and parenting prompts them to find adequate sources of social support. In this study these strategies were found to be the fundamentals of recovery related to parenting. What are the implications for practice? Nurses can support and coach patients who are identified as parents, and self‐chosen parenting related goals are set and addressed. A family‐focused approach by nurses can be used to prevent problems for children and their families, identify their strengths as well as vulnerabilities, and address the challenges to build resilience. Abstract IntroductionUnderstanding of the problems of parents with mental illness is growing. Gaining insight into strategies for parenting, while taking the opportunities formulated by these parents themselves as a starting point is fairly new. QuestionWhat are the strategies of parents with a mental illness to be successful? MethodExperiences of 19 mothers and eight fathers with a mental illness were explored with in‐depth interviews. Data were content analysed, using qualitative methods. ResultsNext to feelings of inadequacy, interviewees also describe how children enrich and structure their lives and are not only a burden but serve as distraction from problems. Developing activities that interest both child and parent provides avenues for emerging strength. Mental illness constrains fathers, but also gives opportunities to develop a meaningful relation with their children. DiscussionStrategies like being fully dedicated to the parental role, finding a balance between attention for one's own life and parenting and finding adequate sources of support are found to be fundamental for recovery in the parent role. Implications for practicePeer groups can be of valuable help and mental health workers can support parents to set self‐chosen parenting related goals.

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Section: Introductionmentioning

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Section: Introductionmentioning

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Strategies for parenting by mothers and fathers with a mental illness

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“…In the past 10 years, the parental role has received increased attention in psychiatric rehabilitation (Ackerson, 2003a;Mowbray, Oyserman, Bybee, MacFarlane, & Rueda-Riedle, 2001). Several authors emphasize that rehabilitation approaches should address the needs of the person in recovery as a parent (Howard & Underdown, 2011;Nicholson & Deveney, 2009).…”

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Parenting and psychiatric rehabilitation: Can parents with severe mental illness benefit from a new approach?

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Busschbach²,

Nicholson³

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Psychiatric Rehabilitation Journal

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“…Der Unterstützungsbedarf für die Mutter oder den Vater umfasst individuell verschieden sowohl medizinische als auch soziale Aspekte [17] (▶ Tab. 1).…”

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Ethische Betrachtungen zur Elternschaft psychisch Erkrankter

Jordan

2018

Psychiat Prax

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Ethical aspects towards the parenthood of mentally ill patients will be discussed in the German health care system. The offers new perspectives for solutions concerning the individual level. Structural and systemic problems require institutional and political configurations. The points the dimensions of autonomy, heteronomy, egoism, and public spirit. Reductions of psycho-social burden, an age-dependent differentiated prevention und early external assessment contribute to successful parenthood of mentally ill patients.

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Hilfebedarfe von Eltern mit psychischen Erkrankungen - eine Literaturübersicht

Abstract: Although a significant proportion of parents with severe mental illness do lose custody, many can successfully parent if adequate support is available and needs are assessed and managed by a multi-disciplinary team.

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Strategies for parenting by mothers and fathers with a mental illness

Strategies for parenting by mothers and fathers with a mental illness

Parenting and psychiatric rehabilitation: Can parents with severe mental illness benefit from a new approach?

Ethische Betrachtungen zur Elternschaft psychisch Erkrankter

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