‘Narcissists attack the things you value most, because those are the things in life you will defend most passionately. And make no mistake- it’s intentional” [The following was written by an anonymous contributor.] Covert (not openly acknowledged or displayed) emotional … Continue reading The Sheep Skinned Wolf
As I often do, I am reflecting on my current circumstances whilst writing this article. In terms of my current life stressors I am currently going through a high conflict divorce. I am also unjustifiably being denied any contact with … Continue reading The Triad of Empowerment
In my experience of battling parental alienation thus far I have come to realise the following: It is generally not recognised by the judicial system, dismissed by so called professionals, and underestimated even when recognised and documented as minimally as … Continue reading Parental Alienation, Good Versus Evil
Originally posted on Karen Woodall – Psychotherapist, Writer, Researcher, Trainer:
Parental Alienation has become such a hot topic in the UK that everywhere one looks a petition is being launched, an article on the issue is in the media, even Woman’s Hour covered the topic recently. Meanwhile the head of CAFCASS (GAL service for our stateside readers), has confirmed that parental alienation is child abuse, although not quite as those of us who work with the issue know it. Watching the way in which the subject, which only five years ago was readily dismissed by family court professionals, is now… Continue reading The Battle for Britain’s Alienated Children
Apart from one hour spent with my youngest child at a Contact Centre six weeks ago, my ex-partner continues to prevent me from seeing my three children. I last had contact with all three of my children just over 8 months ago. … Continue reading No More Visits to the Local Contact Centre
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