Lynne Malcolm

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Hi, it's All in the Mind on RN.
I'm Lynn Malcolm with the next in our series featuring highlights from my time in the hot seat of All in the Mind.
In this program from 2017, what happens in families when a parent becomes mentally ill?
That's from the children's picture book, My Happy Sad Mummy.
It tells the story from a little girl's perspective about living with her mum who has bipolar disorder.
The author, Michelle Vassaloux, explains why she wrote My Happy Sad Mummy.
Michelle Vassaloux has been very unwell with bipolar disorder since her two children were quite young.
Over the years she's spent a lot of time in hospital, which has made it very difficult for her to be the parent she'd like to be.
But no matter how ill, she's only too aware of how her condition might be affecting her kids.
or illness, well the high or the low of your illness.
Do you have an awareness at the time that you're affecting the kids or is it just so consuming for you that it's not an issue at
Michelle Vassalou.
Dr Mark Cross is a consultant psychiatrist in Sydney and a board member of Sane Australia.
You may also remember him from the ABC TV series called Changing Minds.
He says supporting families in which a parent has a mental illness is of major importance.
Dr.
Mark Cross explains the dynamics that can develop in these family relationships.
Yes, so children actually can become carers of their parents.
So what are some of the detrimental ways in which children can be affected?
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