Are Alienating Parents Implicated in Family Violence by Suicide? * Amended article: Suicide is a major public health issue. It has not been considered a crime for some time. Targeted-alienated parents, or other people dying by suicide associated with alienation, family violence or mental health distress are not involved in a crime or wrong … [Read more...]
What Happens When Men become Alienated from their Children?
An introduction to a male health perspective on alienation, alienated fathers and the role of policy and the law I am pleased to discuss parental alienation's terrible effect on men's mental and physical health with Professor Gary Wittert in this podcast. Mental and Physical Health Professor Wittert specialises in male health and health … [Read more...]
Parental Alienation: The Cancel Culture No-one Talks About
Implications for Family and Society A Call to Action against Parental Cancel Culture A shout-out to address the cancel culture destroying parents' and children's identities. Parental alienation behaviours coerce children into stigmatising and then rejecting their targeted parent. Stigmatisation de-identifies a parent. It is indicated when … [Read more...]
A Social and Political Map For Parental Alienation
The Politics of Alienation: A social and political map for parental alienation in families locates it with other societal alienation and family and domestic violence as a serious social and public health issue. The science of alienation is valid. We now have to allocate resources to prevent alienation from rupturing a child's family … [Read more...]
Parental Alienation: A Violent and Potentially Lethal Social and Psychological Phenomenon
Coercive-Controlling Behaviours That Kill Parents and Children Dangerousness and Lethality Indicators Little research has been done into how violent, coercive-controlling parental alienating behaviours (by the favoured parent) and parental alienation (the behavioural signs in the child) may lead to murder and suicide where alienated … [Read more...]
Sociological Implications of Social Alienation and its Demon Spawn Parental Alienation in Families
Social Alienation and Parental Alienation In this webinar (see below) aimed at social workers, sociologists and social psychologists, I present to TASA (The Australian Sociological Association) recent sociological research situating parental alienation as a form of social alienation as a clinical, social and public health concern in families and … [Read more...]
Parental Alienation: What Doesn’t Family Law and Family Violence Know?
"We Know What You Don't Know" Family Law and Family Violence: Outdated, Misled Family Law and family violence commentary in Australia relies on outdated and misleading concepts. Considering parental alienation as a form of coercive-controlling family violence and child psychological maltreatment requiring specific assessment and … [Read more...]
Alienating Father Makes Mother Terrified of her Son
(Correction) Alienation made "M" terrified of her son and her alienating ex-partner. Family Violence Services and Family Law could not help "M" remediate her alienated teenage son's relationship with her. His father coerced her son into falsely claiming she violently abused him. He corrupted his relationship with his son to make his son think … [Read more...]
Family Law Amendment Bill 2023: An Anti-Family and Anti-Child Law
Australia proposes a Family Law that has nothing to do with families or the law and will not protect children or parents regardless of gender. The Family Law Amendment Bill 2023 is an anti-family, anti-child proposal. It does not reflect social and community expectations about the role of family relationships in protecting and nurturing … [Read more...]
Accredited Professional Development in Parental Alienation Presentations and Behaviours
Addressing Why Family Courts and Practitioners Fail to Recognise Parental Alienation. Here is time and cost-effective online accredited professional development in Attachment-Based Theory and Practice in Parental Alienation with Optional CPD. It is set at the beginner to intermediate level. I have completed this course. It is suitable for … [Read more...]
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