荷兰年轻人的父母患有精神疾病，他们反思自己的内疚和羞耻感

IF 1 4区医学 Q4 PSYCHIATRY

International Journal of Mental Health Promotion Pub Date : 2017-04-19 DOI:10.1080/14623730.2017.1315955

Annick Bosch, J. Riebschleger, L. V. van Loon

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摘要

摘要父母患有精神疾病（COPMI）的孩子自己患精神疾病的风险更高。内疚和羞耻感可能会增加COPMI出现心理健康障碍症状的风险。这些内疚和羞耻感也会影响亲子关系的质量。数据来自一项混合方法研究的定性部分，该研究对12-21岁的荷兰COPMI进行了18次面对面采访。受访者被问及他们与患有精神疾病的父母有关的内疚和羞耻感，以及他们觉得这些感觉在多大程度上影响了他们与父母的关系。定性主题分析（QTA）显示，大多数COPMI青年描述了内疚感，其中一些人报告了羞耻感。他们报告说，他们做出了行为调整，尤其是在父母沟通中使用谨慎。在他们看来，内疚和羞耻感并没有对他们与父母的关系产生长期影响。

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Dutch youth of parents with a mental illness reflect upon their feelings of guilt and shame

Abstract Children of parents with a mental illness (COPMI) have a higher risk of acquiring a mental illness themselves. Feelings of guilt and shame could increase COPMI risks of acquiring mental health disorder symptoms. These feelings of guilt and shame could also impact the quality of the parent-child relationship. Data were drawn from the qualitative part of a mixed method study featuring 18 face-to-face interviews with Dutch COPMI aged 12–21. Interviewees were asked about their experiences with guilt and shame related to their parent with mental illness and the extent they felt that these feelings affected their relationships with their parents. Qualitative thematic analysis (QTA) revealed that most COPMI youth described feelings of guilt and some of them reported feelings of shame. They reported making behavioral adjustments especially using caution in parental communication. In their perception, guilt and shame did not have long-term impacts on their relationships with parents.

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International Journal of Mental Health Promotion Multiple-

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1.70

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期刊介绍： This title has ceased (2018). The first journal of its kind in the field, IJMHP publishes materials of distinction, making it essential reading for those with a professional or personal interest in mental health promotion. IJMHP co-ordinates the dissemination of new research outcomes to all those involved in policy making and the implementation of mental health promotion and mental disorder prevention policies. This makes it indispensable to clinical/medical staff, health services researchers, managers, health promoters, educationalists, sociologists, health economists and practitioners from all branches of health and social care, publishing materials by and for all these communities. IJMHP is an official publication of the Clifford Beers Foundation, who work to promote mental health and prevent mental disorders through dissemination of knowledge, training partnerships and consultation. The journal is peer reviewed by an expert international board and acts as a comprehensive information resource designed to increase awareness, foster understanding and promote collaboration between the different disciplines engaged in this diverse activity of study.