Purpose It is a half‐century since the coalescence of social psychiatry and systemic family
therapy approaches started to inform condition‐specific therapeutic work with families to …

Introduction In community-based mental health services, lay workers recruited and trained to
support mental health programs, known as mental health cadres, have an important role in …

Subjective caregiver burden is highly prevalent in family caregivers. Despite several studies
investigating the relationship between subjective caregiver burden and coping strategies …

Objectives Care for community‐dwelling people with dementia is frequently delegated to
relatives, who find themselves in the role of informal caregivers with no practical …

Background Crisis Resolution Home Treatment (CRHT) seem to offer comparable results to
the traditional hospitalization model, at a lower cost and offering greater flexibility and scope …

Background Hemodialysis patients are vulnerable to serious complications such as
prolonged hospital stay and psychosocial issues like depression and death anxiety. Studies …

Severe mental illness disrupts daily functioning, burdening family caregivers, who often
adopt spiritual coping strategies. With comprehensive skills, mental health nurses can …

Background Caring for people with mental illness requires a significant investment of
personal physical, mental, social, and financial resources, which greatly impact the daily …

Background Men at risk for suicide are a challenging population group to reach with suicide
prevention strategies. Gatekeepers hold a pivotal role in the prevention of male suicide, yet …

This review aims to consolidate and appraise evidence exploring the caregiver burden of
parents of children with mental disorders. A mixed‐studies review structure was adopted …