Thanks to the Victorian Family Law Pathways Network (VFLPN), Dialogue in Growth-Overcoming Parental Alienation is now listed on IREFER, a searchable directory of programs and services for families and practitioners available on your mobile device and via information kiosks at the Family Court in Melbourne.
Just search for parental alienation’ or look up counselling or family relationship services categories.
The VFLPN had this to say about IREFER:
“ Victorian Family Law Pathways Network leads the way when it launched the app iRefer VIC at the first 2014 meeting of the Melbourne-based Judges of the Federal Circuit Court of Australia. The app is a searchable directory of programs and services for Victorian families caught up in the turmoil of separation.
…the app provides information and referral pathways through the Australian Family Law system. It has been developed to encourage help-seeking behaviour and to provide information and referral pathways to parents such that they can agree on what is best for their children rather than fighting in the courtroom and/or living with ongoing conflict”.
…most importantly, download free to your iPhone, iPad, Android Smart Phone or Tablet, the iRefer Vic app from iTunes or Google Play.”
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KM says
Hi Stan, I’ve been searching everywhere online for support groups for Alianated parents.. I am a Mother of 16 year old daughter which hasnt spoken to me now for 6 months.. There was signs she was being alainated from me from a very youngage. Her Father and I separated when I was pregnant due to him being emotionally abusive.. There were court orders put in place when she was 3 years old, though he only followed the parenting orders 5 days per for night for 8 years till he separated from a women he had been living with, the women had a child the same age as our daughter from a previous marriage so it was it worked in his favor to enjoy time as a family, he tried very hard to get our daughter to call this women mummy even allow her to smack our daughter regularly, I informed the police though it was made to look as though I was causing the problems and making up lies.. I felt helpless, I had faith that I was a loving mother with good sence of humor nothing would keep my and I apart. When my daughter hit her teens she would refuse to give me a cuddle or tell me she loved me, I excepted this a normal teenage stuff so I didn’t make it a big deal. 2016 her meet a new women and distanced himself away our only speaking to her on the occasionally and seeing at special occasions. When our turned 16 daughter she started dating a young man and speaking to her Father again, all of a sudden he took her driving lessons getting angry about how i was teaching her to drive such as indercating off the round about which the law in Qld, she told me she didn’t want me to take for driving lessons anymore because she said I didn’t know what I was doing.. Our daughter wanted to see her boyfriend every night, I told her she need balance with school and BF, because she was struggling to get up for school. One morning we had an aruguement about not her going school she said she was moving in her father, which I didn’t think would last long. She moved in with her BF family and she hasn’t spoken to me now for 6 months, her Father is apparently very involved with the BFs mother and talking to our daughter regularly.. I messaged her father stating that if he was to our live with her boyfriend he make sure she is on the pill at lest.. He told our daughter about the message I sent him.. she sent a message saying that I was very wrong to message her Father that this is why she no longer speaks to me.. I tried to call her she doesn’t answer my or tx message, she has to few msgs. Getting upset at me for suggesting she get counselling.. I’m so very very heart broken.. Is there any support out there ? I’m desperate.. I’ve because extremely depressed.. Professionals don’t understand and I feel as though they think, I’ve done something terribly wrong to my daughter for to cut me off.. The Father knows deep down I have been an amazing Mother to our daughter..
GU says
I have been reading about this and am caught in a horrible situation being the alienated parent. All the examples are exactly what I am told. I’ve been to relationships therapy and it hasn’t helped.