For those of you new to this blog, I am an alienated parent (a definition of parental alienation can be found here). With the exception of one hour with my youngest child at a Contact Centre, my ex-partner has successfully … Continue reading My Trip to a Co-Parenting Workshop
And so my second trip to the local Contact Centre recently took place. Following on from the circumstances of the first visit (see My Trip to the Local Contact Centre, Part 1) I now entered the Contact Centre with the … Continue reading My Trip to the Local Contact Centre, Part 2
After six and half months of no contact with my three children due to severe parental alienation, after overcoming unfounded safeguarding concerns against me and after spending in excess of £5,000 in legal fees, a couple of weeks ago I had … Continue reading My Trip to the Local Contact Centre, Part 1
As we enter another year and are once again confronted with the somewhat culture expectation to make New Years resolutions, some of us will see this annual cycle for what it is. A way of invoking a ‘new beginning’, an … Continue reading New Years Resolutions and Coping with Parental Alienation
All too often in the breakdown of a relationship, one person may have reached that decision before the other, and may have delayed dealing with any considered change in the interests of the children. When it is finally communicated to the … Continue reading The True Cost of Pursuing Child Contact Through the Courts
The ‘season of goodwill’ is one of many ubiquitous terms seen at this time of year, such terms conjure up memories and feelings of warmth that are synonymous with the coming Christmas period and in most induces a feeling of … Continue reading The Season of Goodwill ‘versus’ Parental Alienation
Until I had personally experienced parental alienation at first hand, I was not aware of its existence, neither was I aware of how often it happens. Furthermore I was certainly not aware of its devastating effect on all those involved, … Continue reading Can There Ever Be Any Excuse for Parental Alienation?
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