Parental drinking problem can directly effect on their children. For this reason, children of
alcoholics (COAs) tend to show negative outcomes while they are growing up, such as …

Background Depressive disorders are disabling conditions striking at all ages. In adults,
subthreshold depression (SD) is viewed as being on a continuum with major depressive …

Background Since prevalence rates of mental health problems in children and adolescents
are high and of considerable relevance to public health, determinants of mental health, such …

Parental substance use is highly prevalent worldwide, presenting major child safeguarding
and public health concerns. Qualitative research enables in-depth understanding of how …

Background Parental alcoholism and child abuse and neglect are significant mental health
concerns for children living in alcoholic families. Near complete dependence of children of …

Parental substance use, that is alcohol and illicit drugs, can have a deleterious impact on
child health and wellbeing. An area that can be affected by parental substance use is the …

Aim. To identify potential differences between children of alcoholics (COAs) and controls in
their health‐related lifestyle, mental and physical health. Methods. The recruitment of COAs …

Growing up with an alcoholic parent can have a lasting effect on children and contribute to a
variety of challenging outcomes in adulthood. This study identified the various experiences …

Background Executive function (EF) impairment in alcohol dependence (AD) has been
related to the toxic effects of alcohol on frontal lobes. However, this impairment could be …

Purpose The aim of this study was to examine the association of negative life events and
parent-adolescent attachment relationship quality with mental health problems and to …