Parent mental health

What is parental mental illness? - Stop Abuse Campaign

Parental mental illness is an ACE (Adverse Childhood Experience) but means different things to different people, here is the ACE study definition.

Our Time | For children of parents with a mental illness

Our Time helps young people who have a parent with a mental illness. We make sure they get the support they need and have their voices heard.

Parental mental health and parenting: How are they related?

This article explores how a parent's mental health relates to their parenting, finding that while parents with poor mental health are somewhat less likely to ...

Parents' Untreated Mental Illnesses Affect Their Children

Children whose parents were depressed received worse grades in school during the period of the parent's illness.

US surgeon general issues advisory on parents' mental health - ABC7

Dr. Vivek Murthy, himself a father of two, said parents and caregivers are struggling amid a youth mental health crisis, financial difficulties, social media ...

Parental stress is a significant public health issue, surgeon general ...

“The stress and mental health challenges faced by parents — just ... parent-specific standardized measures of mental health and well-being.

Parents: Need a Mental Health Boost? Try These Tips - Healthline

Here are the best (and totally doable) mental health-boosting strategies, according to psychotherapists.

How a parent's mental health condition can affect their child

A parent's mental health issue may impact their emotional, social and physical states in ways that affect their own life and the lives of their child.

Children's Mental Health: The Effect on Parents | Morgan Stanley

48% of working parents who reported concern said their children's mental health has impacted their performance at work in some way—including ...

Are Parents Giving Their Kids Too Many Mental Health Days?

Schools and parents need to work together to encourage kids not to take too many mental health days, experts say.

Parent views on addressing mental health concerns in adolescents

Only four in ten parents say their adolescent's primary care provider asks about mental health concerns at all check-ups. More than one in ...

Preventing Parent Burnout - Child Mind Institute

Parenting is hard work, and parenting a child with mental health issues is exponentially harder. You're almost certainly putting in more ...

Understanding Your Child's Mental Health: What Parents Need To ...

All children can be sad, anxious, irritable or aggressive at times, and they may occasionally find it challenging to sit still, pay attention or interact with ...

Being a parent is hard. Put your mental health first – for your kids

Dr. Murthy recently released a Surgeon General's Advisory on parents' mental health, based on new research from the American Psychological ...

Children's Mental Health - Parents

It's important to get kids with mental health problems the help that they need. Learn about anxiety disorders, ADHD, OCD, dyslexia, and more.

Parent Mental Health | Thurston County

Free Parent Support Line: Call or text 1-888-404-7763. Perinatal Support Washington's Warm Line offers warm, understanding, and private support through parent ...

How to Support the Family of a Child with Mental Health Challenges

When a child encounters mental health issues, their caregivers often feel isolated. We found tips for supporting parents with kids in mental health ...

Today's Parents: 'Exhausted, Burned Out and Perpetually Behind'

In his recent advisory on parents' mental health, the United States surgeon general, Dr. Vivek H. Murthy, said out loud what many parents ...

Parental stress is so debilitating, the surgeon general has declared it ...

Murthy released an advisory on August 28 declaring parental mental health an urgent public health issue. Advisories are reserved for “ ...

Surgeon General Issues Mental Health Advisory for Parents

The Surgeon General has urged policy changes and cultural shifts to better support the mental health of parents and caregivers.