By definition, with the obvious exception of misogynistic, sexist bigots, we should all be feminists. I consider myself a feminist, why wouldn’t I? The definition of feminism is plain and simple; the advocacy of women’s rights on the ground of the … Continue reading Discrimination, Equality and Parental Alienation
In this post I would like to explore the subjects of truth, mental health, suicide, music and of course parental alienation. a I have recently been listening to Chris Cornell’s 2015 album Higher Truth. And for me, the stand out … Continue reading The Higher Truth
The following is the story of an alienated parent. All names have been changed. John has now spent almost two years fighting to see his children. John, his parents and his partner have spent, between them, in excess of £25,000 … Continue reading “Children’s Services have failed my children”
We were recently approached by an alienated father who asked for our help and support. He also offered to share his story in an attempt to raise awareness of parental alienation. To maintain anonymity, as requested by the father, we … Continue reading “Children’s Social Services have failed my children”
Parent Alienation Awareness Day is 25th, April. We clearly all need to make a concerted effort to bang the PA awareness drum on that day using all available channels. To this end we want to publish a talking heads style … Continue reading Banging the Parental Alienation Awareness Drum
I cannot recall how many meetings I have attended since my battle against parental alienation began back in the summer of 2016. Some meetings have had numerous so called ‘professionals’ in attendance and still little to nothing is gained. And … Continue reading Parental Alienation; Locked Away for Safekeeping
Christopher McCandless is attributed with scribbling the words “happiness only real when shared” above the Doctor Zhivago passage: “And so it turned out that only a life similar to the life of those around us, merging with it without a ripple, is … Continue reading Happiness Only Real When Shared
I see battling parental alienation very similar to playing a game of chess. They both require strategic moves. Both have an adversarial nature to them and there is no compromise. You either win or you lose. Imagine if you will the … Continue reading Parental Alienation; Kings & Queens
[Warning: The following is a parody quiz containing at times a disproportionate amount of sarcasm! No offence to any particular individuals is intended. The aim of this post is to highlight the lack of compassion and care along with the … Continue reading The Parental Alienation Quiz!
The recent snow here in the UK has reminded me of one of the best days of my life. A few years back now I went out for the day with my two boys, B and T; it had been … Continue reading One of the Best Days of My Life
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