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Picking Up the Pieces After Parental Alienation

How, exactly, should a family repair itself after the trauma of alienation? In previous posts, we discussed Dr. Richard Warshak’s Family Bridges program, which is designed to help families reconcile...

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The Appropriateness of an Intervention for Parental Alienation

This can depend on a constellation of factors, such as: • How long has the alienation been happening? • Does the alienating parent acknowledge that he or she has been doing something wrong? Does that...

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Core Principles to Bear in Mind for Handling Parental Alienation

Scholars and practitioners recommend the following principles for resolving alienation: • Document what happens, and pay attention to people’s actions. Writing down comments, behaviors and reactions...

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When a Parent Breaks Visitation, Custody or Spousal Support Rules

Just because a couple has developed a parenting plan or the court has imposed rules regarding time sharing or financial support doesn’t mean that everyone will abide by those terms. What happens then?...

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When Exaggerated or Untrue Accusations of Abuse Enter the Picture

In previous works, we’ve discussed the horrendous problems that can be unleashed when you’re falsely accused of abusing or neglecting your child. Even if you clear your name and reputation – and...

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When Serious Health Or Financial Problems Afflict Either Parent

Parental alienation obviously doesn’t happen in a vacuum. Financial, emotional or personal stresses can lead to bad behavior from everyone involved and create negative feedback loops. For instance,...

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Evidence for Alienation As Child Abuse

As the target of unacceptable behavior, the targeted parent may feel helpless, frustrated and depressed. However, in addition to addressing these feelings and the needs underlying them, the targeted...

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What If the Alienating Parent Is Obsessed? [Part 1]

As we discussed earlier, psychologists generally recognize three “classes” of alienators. The most challenging type of parent is known as the obsessed alienator. Typically, the parent views his or her...

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What If the Alienating Parent Is Obsessed? [Part 2]

Here are some more insights – continuing from where we left off in the last post: • Use the court to protect your rights and force compliance, if necessary. Under certain conditions, the court can...

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Defining Success on Your Own Terms and Working Towards It

In this chapter, we touched on common practices that parents and therapists can use to reverse or at least stop the damage caused by parental alienation. We also explored some common obstacles that...

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