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Alienation is Abuse
Life lessons. Learning the hard way sucks. If you're a stubborn person, you already know…
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(This R. Lundy Bancroft article was first posted at our sister blog Climbing Out Broken…
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What is Parental Alienation? The intentional alienation of a child’s affections with his or her
It was 4 days before Christmas, 2004, when I arrived at my scheduled visit with
What is Parental Alienation Syndrome or P.A.S. ? Parental alienation Syndrome (PAS) is a controversial term
When Ties to a Parent Are Cut by the Other Amy J. L. Baker, left,…
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Intentional alienation of a child against one parent is absolutely wrong and virtually unforgivable. note:
Each year thousands of children are abducted by a parent, often as the consequences of…
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Funding state child welfare services involves a complicated web of funding streams, including federal, state…
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source: Alienated parents share unanswered texts to their kids and it's crushing by:Alexandra Carlton Being…
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“I love my children. If the court can’t protect them from their abusive father, I
By Richard A Warshack, Psychologist and expert on P.A.S. @richardwarshack This post is in honor
The feeling is indescribable. I remember two things the most- the opinions and advice. I
I am going to focus my attention for a while on Parental Alienation Syndrome. I encourage
Dear Presiding Justice, Police Officers, Senators, Legislators, Doctors, Clergy, Parish Members, Family and Friends: I
What you do and don’t do when as a loving parent you are confronted with
The parental alienation syndrome (PAS) is a disorder that arises primarily in the context of
“Brainwashing” is a concept “too narrow” (Gardner, 1989) to capture the psychological manipulation involved in turning a child against his/her non-residential parent.