It also made me emotionally constipated. I didn’t give a shit for days.
Tag: parental alienation
Parental Alienation; Thor, My Very Own Super-Hero
Let me tell you about one of my best friends. His name is Thor.
Parental Alienation & the Three Wise Monkeys
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 […]
How Much Abuse Should a Child Have to Take?
This post was prompted by the tragic circumstances of one of many alienated parents we support and their three-year battle to have a relationship with their children.
‘A Christmas Carol’, Scrooge & Parental Alienation
Charles Dickens’ 1843 novella A Christmas Carol tells the story of Ebeneezer Scrooge. A protagonist that is initially presented in the above tale as a cold-hearted, bitter individual.
When She Loved Me
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 […]
A Simple Ethical Question!
[The following is an anonymised experience contributed by an alienated parent. This yet again highlights the flawed system that is the Family Justice System.] Approximately a week ago I emailed the Senior Service Manager of […]
The Dad Take Over
On Saturday 22nd September I had the pleasure of being one of the public speakers at an event called The Dad Takeover. The event took place in London. It was organised by Priscilla Appeaning. Priscilla […]
New call for openness in family law
Originally posted on The open family court:
It’s over a month since I published my first Open Family Court blogpost, so this is an opportunity for me to say a huge thank you to everyone…
Parental Alienation; is change on the horizon?
Regarding the raising of awareness of parental alienation I believe change is on the horizon. I am not naive enough to believe it will happen overnight. However, very much like the general public’s past lack […]
