Factors Impacted On Wellbeing In Adolescent WHO Have Family Member With Mental Disorder: A Literature Review
Tristiana, R. D.; Rumambo Pandin, M. G.; Yusuf, A.
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Having a family member with mental disorder will affect their healthy family member life. This study to examine the factors impacted on adolescent well-being who have family member with mental disorder. This study was a literature review in two databases SCOPUS and Science which conducted by four steps: (1) identification of literature; (2) screening questions; (3) eligibility using inclusion criteria; and (4) assessment of the quality of the studies. This study found 17 article which then reviewed and analyzed. The study result found seven theme that impacted on well-being included the caregiving responsibilities; the caregiving perception; the caregiving supports; Coping; Caregiving burden; Caregiving positive effects; Psychological impact; Adaptation enhancing. This study the results show the need to explore the seven themes in relation to the conditions of well-being on adolescent who have family member with mental disorder.
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