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Parental Alienation Articles |
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Divorce and
Parental Alienation:
A Deadly Combination There are hundreds of thousands of divorces every year...Wow, what a sad statistic and topic that is all by itself. But the numbers don’t even come close to reflecting the pain and heartache that divorce brings with it. Most of the time, both partners feel hurt, angry and possibly even betrayed. I...read the full article:: Divorce and Parental Alienation: A Deadly Combination |
January 2011 New Beginnings for 2011 |
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June 2010 Past issue of Keeping Families Connected Parental Alienation Newsletter..read the full article: Parental Alienation News - June 2010 |
December
2009 Past issue of Keeping Families Connected Parental Alienation Newsletter..read the full article: Parental Alienation News - December 2009 |
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Keeping Families Connected
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Call to Action! For years there has been a debate over Parental Alienation vs. Parental Alienation Syndrome in the mental health community and whether or not it should be classified as a psychological disorder. For the first time, over 60 mental health professionals, attorneys and other individuals from 11 countries have come together to submit ...read the full article: : Help get Parental Alienation included in the DMS of Mental Disorders |
New Definition of
Parental Alienation: What is the Difference Between
Parental Alienation (PA) and Parental Alienation
Syndrome (PAS)? My definition of Parental Alienation is different from Dr.Gardner's original definition of PAS in 1987: "a disturbance in which children are preoccupied with deprecation and criticism of a parent-denigration that is unjustified and/or exaggerated." ...read the full article:: Difference between Parental Alienation and Parental Alienation Syndrome |
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Remarriage as a
trigger of
Parental Alienation Syndrome Maladaptive efforts to adjust to remarriage can provoke or exacerbate parental alienation syndrome. The remarried parent, the other parent, the stepparent, and the child each may contribute to the disturbance. Underlying dynamics include jealousy, narcissistic injury, desire for revenge, the wish to erase the ex spouse from the child's life...read the full article:: Remarriage as a trigger of PAS |
Parental Alienation:
A Mental Diagnosis? by Lindsay Lyon From an early age, Anne was taught by her mother to fear her father. Behind his back, her mom warned that he was unpredictable and dangerous; any time he'd invite her to do anything—a walk in the woods, a trip to the art store—she would craft an excuse not to go. ...read the full article: Parental Alienation: A Mental Diagnosis |
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4 Myths of
Parental Alienation The problem with myths, like the myth about eating and swimming, is that they are too black and white. Shades of gray have no place in a good myth. Myths don’t give the society the option of considering specific circumstances. For legal and mental health professionals working divorce and child custody cases, one subject that is rapidly reaching mythic proportion is parental alienation. ...read the full article: 4 Myths of Parental Alienation |
Parents Who Have
Successfully Fought Nothing stirs up passions more than the controversy generated when parents are at war over the custody of a child. A controversy is an issue where evidence on both sides can make a compelling case. It is never black and white, but when people have their emotions aroused, an issue can quickly turn into two polar opposites. ...read the full article:: Parents who have successfully fought Parental Alienation Syndrome |
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The Kidnapper's
Trick Convincing children that their parents don't love them is a brutally effective way to secure children's allegiance. Steven Stayner was kidnapped in Merced, Calif., in 1972, at age 7. For seven years, he lived with his abductor as a son, going to a public high school, often left alone but never escaping. ...read the parental alienation article: the Kidnapper's Trick |
Parental Alienation Syndrome: How to Detect It and What to Do About It Although parental alienation syndrome (PAS) is a familiar term, there is still a great deal of confusion and unclarity about its nature, dimensions, and, therefore, its detection.(1) Its presence, however, is unmistakable. In a longitudinal study of 700 "high conflict" divorce cases followed over 12 years, it was concluded that elements of PAS are present in the vast majority of the samples....read the full article: Parental Alienation Syndrome: How to detect it and what to do about it |
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Parentectomy in the Crossfire Honor Thy Father and Thy Mother and Thou Shalt Not Bare False Witness; true words of wisdom for an educated mind. When an alienating parent does not follow this advice—it leads to the erosion of the very heart of a child’s mind, granting them by example an unhampered blur of reality for the rest of their life. T...read the full article: Parentectomy in the Crossfire |
Family Law Handbook This handbook is written as a starting point in the discussion of Family Law issues. It is not meant to be a comprehensive study of all possible situations. It is merely a guidebook for the general rules of the law....read the complete Family Law handbook |
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85 Secrets That Judges and Lawyers Don’t Want You To
Know About The Corrupt
Divorce Courts
Statistics on the
Crime of
Fatherlessness |
Experiments in Living: The Fatherless Family In the 1970s and 1980s many people argued that the traditional family – based upon a married biological father and mother and their children – was outdated. Under the guise of ‘freedom of choice’, ‘self-fulfillment’, and ‘equal respect for all kinds of families’, feminists and social rebels led a campaign to experiment with different family structures...read the full article: The Fatherless Family |
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Getting Along for
the Kids by Jeff Opperman Women's Magazine, February 2005 Did you happen to catch the television show, The 101 Most Amazing, Memorable, Incredibly Exciting, Talked About Forever, Hollywood Moments of 2004? I’m a little fuzzy on the show’s exact title....read the full article: Getting along for the kids |
What do you do
when your child stops seeing
you as Mom or Dad? by Jeff Opperman Children's Voice Magazine, July/August 2004 Imagine observing a normal, healthy, loving parent/child relationship one week, and watching the child profess to hate, refuse to see, or speak with the parent the following week. Mental health professionals can certainly identify inappropriate anger or immaturity issues in children. But just like doctors in the 1970s recognized flu-like symptoms...read the full article: When a child stops seeing you as Mom or Dad |
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resources to deal with the affects of this type of
abuse.
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