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- describe the potential disruptive effects that would occur if one family member had a serious chronic illness.Does RA11036, Present the Mental Health if yes, why, if no why?Identify and describe at least four ways (mechanisms) by which children may be affected by a parent’s mental illness. Give an example of each mechanism. Which of these mechanisms should interventions target to promote children’s well-being?