This conceptual framework highlights harm in children of parents with mental health and addiction challenges, suggesting a broader understanding of factors involved.
ObjectiveI propose a rethinking of harm experienced by children of parents living with mental health and addiction challenges.ConclusionDrawing on expertise by experience and interdisciplinary practice, I offer a conceptual framework that points out that harm cannot be understood through a singular, risk-focused lens, but requires attention to the intersecting family dynamics, social attitudes, and systemic conditions.
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