Children

Eight Facets of Parental Alienation – 8: Generalisation of Animosity The generalisation of animosity involves extending mistreatment and rejection not only towards the alienated parent but also towards their family and friends. This phenomenon reflects the toxic ripple effects of parental alienation,[...]

Eight Facets of Parental Alienation – 7: Borrowed Scenarios “Borrowed scenarios” in the context of parental alienation refer to instances where a child utilises phrases, narratives, or information that are beyond their age-appropriate knowledge or experience, suggesting that they[...]

Eight Facets of Parental Alienation – 6: Absence of Guilt Parental alienation often arises from unresolved conflicts, animosities, or resentments between the parents. The absence of guilt may stem from deep-seated hostility towards the alienated parent, where the alienating parent sees them[...]

Eight Facets of Parental Alienation – 5: Automatic Love The phenomenon of automatic love and support for the alienator highlights the intricate emotional dynamics and complexities inherent in familial relationships affected by this issue. The alienating parent may manipulate the child’s[...]

Eight Facets of Parental Alienation – 4: The Independent Thinker Phenomenon The Independent-thinker phenomenon in the context of parental alienation refers to a situation where the child, despite exhibiting disparaging behaviours towards the alienated parent, adamantly defends that these thoughts[...]

“I am just sharing photos of my child, what’s the harm?” The average parent shares almost 1,500 images of their child before their fifth birthday, research has revealed – prompting major concerns from cyber experts about the safety of young people online. ‘Sharenting’ is the[...]

How Much Are Your Children Worth? So, you have fallen out with your spouse and the fall out has been pretty messy so you have decided to take the matter into Family Court. There are accusations going backwards and forwards between you, so the Court proceedings are going to be protracted and ugly.[...]

Eight Facets of Parental Alienation – 3: Dichotomy of Parents The dichotomy of parents refers to the stark contrast often drawn between the alienating parent and the targeted parent. This contrast extends beyond mere differences in behaviour or parenting styles, and encompasses broader perceptions[...]

Is Joe Jonas the world’s best father? Don’t believe everything you read online… To the outside world, the Jonas Brothers have always kept their brand wholesome and family focused. From wearing purity rings as teenagers to including their wives in everything that they have done since,[...]

Eight Facets of Parental Alienation – 2: Unfounded Rationalisation Unfounded rationalisation in the context of parental alienation refers to the process by which an alienating parent justifies their behaviour, often to themselves, in order to validate their actions of denigrating the other parent[...]

Court delays leave tens of thousands of kids in limbo after parents split Data shows that children removed from their parents were having to wait an average of 46 weeks to get a final decision on where they would live. In 25% of areas, the wait was double the recommended government target of 26 weeks,[...]

Eight Facets of Parental Alienation – 1: Campaign of Denigration Campaigns of denigration describe the deliberate and systematic efforts of one parent to undermine the relationship between a child and the other parent. In essence, it involves one parent actively disparaging and belittling the[...]