Parental Psychiatric Disorder: Distressed Parents and their Families

Abstract

Foreword Graham Thornicroft Part I. Basic Issues: 1. What we want from adult psychiatrists and their colleagues: 'telling it like it is' Sandra Bilsborrow 2. Parenthood and mental illness Mary V. Seeman and Michael Goepfert 3. Parental psychiatric disorder and the developing child Alyson Hall 4. Parental psychiatric disorder and the attachment relationship Jonathan Hill 5. The construction of parenting and its context Michael Goepfert, Jeni Webster and Julia Nelki Part II. Comprehensive Assessment and Treatment: 6. 'The same as they treat everybody else' Vicki Cowling 7. Assessment Michael Goepfert, Jeni Webster and Julia Nelki 8. Clinical assessment and treatment of parenting problems in mothers with major psychiatric disorders Theresa Jacobsen 9. Perinatal mental illness: clinical and service issues Gertrude Seneviratne and Sue Conroy 10. Assessment and treatment issues when parents have personality disorders Eia Asen and Heiner Schuff Part III. Specific Disorders: the Impact on Parent-Child Relationships: 11. Schizophrenia and motherhood Mary V. Seeman 12. When a parent suffers from an affective disorder: effect on the child Christine Puckering 13. Alcohol and drug problems in parents: an overview of the impact on children and implications for practice Richard Velleman 14. When mothers use drugs Sydney L. Hans 15. Personality disorders in parents: developmental perspectives, formulation and intervention Gwen Adshead, Adrian Falkov and Michael Goepfert Part IV. Specific Treatments and Service Needs: 16. Psychopharmacology and motherhood Mary V. Seeman and Neil Seeman 17. Social work issues David Clodman 18. Legal issues Colby C. Brunt 19. Legal frameworks and issues - some international comparisons Amy Weir Part V. Child-Sensitive Therapeutic Interventions: 20. The child grown up Denise Roberts 21. Talking with children and their understanding of mental illness Alan Cooklin 22. Family therapy when a parent suffers from a psychiatric disorder Alan Cooklin and Gorell Barnes Part VI. Models for Collaborative Services and Staff Training: 23. Keeping the family in mind: setting a local agenda for change Clare Mahoney 24. Are our services for families with a mentally ill parent adequate? Duncan McLean, Jennifer Hearle and John McGrath 25. Models of service provision in three countries Vicky Cowling et al. 26. Overcoming obstacles to interagency support: learning from Europe Karen Blaistow and Rachael Hetherington 27. Training Adrian Falkov Afterword John Cox Index.

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