چکیده:
In the present article, the mental health of martyrs' children is presented as a social reality, and the factors that can influence their adaptation have been considered. The primary emphasis has been on the scientific investigation of this issue in the current conditions of the country, with the aim of preventing future problems, by utilizing the scientific experiences of advanced countries. Factors affecting the mental health of martyrs' children have been divided into factors related to the child, the mother, the child's previous relationships with parents, and other factors, and the role of each factor in the mental health of martyrs' children has been examined. In conclusion, the mental health of martyrs' spouses, the fundamental role of the educational environment, and the necessity of providing the minimum material and spiritual needs of martyrs' families have been raised as important factors in the field of mental health of martyrs' children, and suggestions have been provided.
خلاصه ماشینی:
Factors affecting the mental health of the children of martyrs have been divided into factors related to the child, the mother, the child's previous relationships with parents, and other factors, and the role of each factor in the mental health of the children of martyrs has been examined.
In conclusion, the mental health of the spouses of martyrs, the essential role of the educational environment, and the necessity of providing the minimum material and spiritual needs of the families of martyrs have been presented as important factors in the field of the mental health of the children of martyrs, and suggestions have been provided.
The establishment of special educational centers for the children of martyrs from kindergarten to university, the establishment of a psychological services center as part of the cultural unit of the Foundation of Martyrs of the Islamic Revolution, and the attention of officials to the various dimensions of the problems faced by the families of martyrs indicate the importance of the mental health of the children of martyrs in the current conditions of the country.
In any case, there is no doubt that identifying vulnerable and resilient children and the points of distinction between these two groups will play an essential role in the mental health of the child and the family.
These types of experiences, which increase the risk of developing psychological disorders in children, include frequent hospitalizations, continuous marital conflicts, separation from parents, frequent or sudden changes in home and school, chronic or frequent physical illnesses, acute accidents, lack of necessary care for the child, and housing and economic problems.
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