Are you wondering if Parental Alienation is happening to you?
According to Psychology today, Parental alienation occurs when a child refuses to have a relationship with a parent due to manipulation, such as the conveying of exaggerated or false information, by the other parent. The situation most often arises during a divorce or custody battle but it can happen in intact families as well.
It starts with subtle behaviors like badmouthing the other parent, making the child feel guilty for loving them, or fabricating lies to damage the child’s trust
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Feeling Lost ? Wondering if your child will ever come back?
Heartbroken because your child is rejecting you?
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What can I do to stop parental alienation?
Parent-child estrangement can happen for many reasons: parental alienation (where one parent influences the child to reject the other), emotional or physical distance, misunderstandings, or even allegations — founded or unfounded — that have created fear or distrust
What is reunification Therapy?
Reunification therapy (RT) is a specialized therapeutic intervention designed to help repair and rebuild the relationship between a child and a parent after a period of high conflict and estrangement. While courts frequently order RT when they believe restoring the parent-child bond is in the child’s best interest, it’s important to know that reunification therapy can also be pursued voluntarily — without a court mandate — when families recognize the need for professional support in healing fractured parent-child relationships.
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