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Introduction: According to the World Health Organization, the prevalence and frequency of mental problems and disabled individuals is increasing. In the world, 15 to 23% of children live with a parent with a mental illness. Purpose: This collection is written to draw attention to the negative experiences of the children of parents with mental problems. Method: A scan of studies with parents and children with mental and mental health problems has been done in the literature. The full text of the study and relevant statistical information has been evaluated. Five out of the ten most common diseases in the world that lead to age loss and early death are mental disorders. These are: depression, schizophrenia, bipolar dysfunction, alcoholism and compulsive disorders. Children living with parents with a mental illness are faced with many risks. The probability of suicide associated with these disorders is quite high. It is known that the suicide story of parents can be a risk factor for suicide in childhood. Psychopathology can be identified in some of the parents of children who are abused. Children are also at risk for psychopathologies that may develop as a result of sexual abuse. The result is that children have important tasks to healthcare workers in order to be able to do this difficult process in a healthy way. Health workers should accept and take appropriate approaches to their patients’ parental roles and responsibilities and the needs of other family members, especially children.

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