Family experiences in managing mental disorders in adolescents.
to understand the family management experience of mental disorders in adolescents in light of the Family Management Style Framework.
a qualitative case study was conducted with six families between July and November 2022. The interviews were analyzed using a hybrid thematic analysis model, with the support of NVivo® 15.
families understand mental illness as a condition marked by stigma and daily challenges. Adolescents' identity oscillates between normality and vulnerability, guiding care towards safety and well-being. Changes in routine reflect the effort to cope with unpredictability, while future expectations value adolescents' autonomy and mental health.
the study provides support for interventions that promote resilience and family functionality, based on psychoeducation, problem-solving, reinforcement of strengths, and mitigation of problematic aspects of family management.
a qualitative case study was conducted with six families between July and November 2022. The interviews were analyzed using a hybrid thematic analysis model, with the support of NVivo® 15.
families understand mental illness as a condition marked by stigma and daily challenges. Adolescents' identity oscillates between normality and vulnerability, guiding care towards safety and well-being. Changes in routine reflect the effort to cope with unpredictability, while future expectations value adolescents' autonomy and mental health.
the study provides support for interventions that promote resilience and family functionality, based on psychoeducation, problem-solving, reinforcement of strengths, and mitigation of problematic aspects of family management.
Authors
Leite Leite, Saidel Saidel, Santos Santos, Fernandes Fernandes, Melo Melo, Mazzaia Mazzaia, Jamarim Jamarim, Campos Campos
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