Those of us who have had the truly devastating experience of estrangement/alienation know only too well the damage it causes. When I became a grandparent for the first time, it was a truly magical time, […]
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Trudge On or Give Up. What Other Choice is There?
The third post in a series by a father in a shared parenting situation, complicated by hundreds of miles and a hostile ex and new partner. He gives a valuable insight into another form of […]
PA: Reunification Case Study Part II
This is the second part of our blog by the reunification expert team, illustrating that re-connecting, even after extreme alienation, is not only achievable, but that there is a proven pathway that alienated parents can […]
Parental Alienation; The Constrictor Tightens its Grip
What follows is the second instalment of a story a father shared with us in a previous blog. He shares the care of his children who are now split between two households, his ex having […]
PA: Another progressive voice for change (Part II)
Part II of our guest post from a professional head of social care. Parent Alienation: Is it Me? In part one I talked about the need to make a concerted effort to combat parent alienation, […]
PA: Is it me? Including not excluding fathers
We are very pleased to provide a platform for another progressive voice for change. This time, our guest blogger is a senior social services manager who is a change catalyst within her social services department. […]
We’re Still Being Bullied and I’m Scared, Really Scared!
Second guest post by one of our parents, a father who currently shares residency status with the children split between two households. “I’ll admit it. I’m scared.” Bullying is defined as someone with power over […]
Solomon’s Choice
Dear reader, Apologies for not writing for a while but have been working. I am reminded of the old story of King Solomon and his decision. The story recounts that two mothers living in the […]
Family lawyers: they’re not ALL bad. Honest!
[The following is written by an anonymous contributor] I see a lot written by parents about “corrupt” or unscrupulous solicitors and legal professionals. I’m going to try and write something positive for a change. I […]
The shadow on the wall – Interview with a self-confessed (but reformed) parent alienator.
You’ve heard the phrase “it takes two to tango?” Well parent alienation requires an antagonist and an antagonised, a targeter and a target and a resident parent and a non-resident, in that order. While there […]
