Parenting can be a very challenging, albeit rewarding, job. Even when you and the other parent are residing together and have a healthy relationship, parenting your shared children...
Stop It Before It’s Too Late April is parental alienation awareness month, a perfect time to explore the topic from a preventative view. If your ex is...
Techniques of Parental Alienation: Undermining Authority
January 23, 2018
Underhanded Undermining Parental alienation is an unfortunately common aftermath of custody battles. Similar to brainwashing, techniques of parental alienation (PA) work to separate a child from his or...
Looking for the Signs New Jersey’s CPS agency investigates every referral of child abuse using a variety of methods. In cases involving allegations of physical abuse or neglect,...
Overcoming Alienation: How to Keep Parenting After Parental Alienation
January 8, 2018
Coming Together Again Parental alienation can cause significant damage to the parent-child relationship. And it’s not just the alienated parent who is a victim; it’s the child as...
Recognizing the Signs Parental alienation can sneak up on you without you noticing. Unfortunately, once a child is alienated from his or her parent, intensive reunification therapy may...
A Matter of Character: How to Prove Your Good Character to CPS
September 19, 2017
The Importance of Character Child welfare caseworkers watch a parent’s every move. Caseworkers will study you from the time they first contact you to when they close your...
The Importance of the Child-Parent Relationship One of the dangers of divorce and separation to children is parental alienation. Parental alienation happens when one parent does or says...
Defining Success on Your Own Terms and Working Towards It
September 7, 2015
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...