Abstract

This invited commentary highlights how this special issue provides multiple perspectives from which to understand the nature and consequences of paternal depression. Articles herein examine paternal depression in the context of the family environment and identify specific mechanisms that link paternal depression and child well-being. This commentary identifies limitations of the knowledge base, specifically, little research on depression and psychosocial functioning among nonresidential fathers. One promising avenue for intervention is screening fathers for depression and other mental health problems in primary care settings.

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