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I was inspired to write this article following my own reading of Dr Childress' latest blog entitled The Door of Empathy. In this article of his, Childress explores the behaviour that an alienated child expresses when required simply to survive. In further understanding this, the targeted parent is more able to understand the importance of … Continue reading Parental Alienation & the Three Wise Monkeys
The following is an anonymous contribution from a very courageous alienated parent. I have four children. Two daughters first, followed by two sons. Our story began 19 years ago. At the time, my eldest child was 13, and the others were close in age, at just 12, 10 and 6. I could write a whole chapter … Continue reading I Have Four Children
Dear Reader, Apologies for not writing for a while. As an alienated parent, debts still have to be paid, so I have been working towards this end. I am writing today about a song that I have recently had to come to terms with. A couple of years ago while driving in my car, when … Continue reading When She Loved Me
The word ethical derives from the Greek work ethos; meaning 'moral character.' Within the world that we live in most people, most members of society would agree that a moral character describes the characteristics of an individual whose overall behaviour is right in a moral sense; honest, fair and truthful. In it's simplest definition ethics … Continue reading Parental Alienation; Ethics and the Family Court
The following is an individual’s experience of growing up with parental alienation. We have changed the individuals’ names in the following post. I never knew my mum. According to my dad and my two older brothers, she walked out on us all for another man when I was only three years of age. I remember as … Continue reading Parental Alienation; I Never Knew My Mum
Continuing with our current theme of guest posts by former alienated children, the following is an individual's experience of growing up with parental alienation. We have changed the individuals’ names in the following post. I don’t know where to begin really. I guess like the telling of any story, one should start at the beginning. I grew up in a … Continue reading I Had No Reason As a Child To Hate my Dad
The following is an anonymous contribution from an alienated parent that approached us, wishing to share his experience of parental alienation. We have changed the individuals’ names in the following post. I recently found out that I am not just John, a primary school teacher from Northern England. What it was that I recently found … Continue reading Cafcass, Why Do You Not Care?
My divorce came after my wife made it clear to me that my function was that of a sperm donor. We wanted a second child, and after having sex once (scheduled by an Excel spreadsheet for her fertility) and not falling pregnant straight away, she insisted I have my sperm checked out and wouldn't sleep … Continue reading When Breaking Off Contact is the Only Option
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 then following such time wasting meetings, I have attended so called 'follow up' meetings, just … Continue reading Parental Alienation; Locked Away for Safekeeping
"It’s his story yes. But it’s being told so others will continue to fight. It’s to raise awareness about Parental Alienation. You and many other fathers have said the exact same words “...I was there.” This is NOT okay. I watched a great man be torn apart. I watched everyone turn their backs on him … Continue reading The Story of a Great Man and a Great Father who Suffered at the Mercy of an Alienating Parent
