Dr Stanley Korosi introduces The Relational Justice Project™ and asks how parental alienation research can contribute to safer practice, better law and accountable policy. Dr Stanley Korosi will speak at PASG2026, the international conference of the Parental Alienation Study Group, in Perth from 11–13 October 2026. His presentation will … [Read more...]
What should Australia’s next domestic violence plan actually do?
Six practical reforms for safety, evidence and institutional accountability. A government plan to end domestic violence can count services, programs and reports. The more important question is what its interventions produced: These questions are not abstract. The stakes are life and death. The next Action Plan must respond seriously to … [Read more...]
What Does Relational Injustice Look Like?
I have published a short note on The Relational Justice Project asking: what does relational injustice look like? Read about some examples of relational injustice at :https://substack.com/@alienatedtoo/note/c-290336920?r=3rl5f5&utm_source=notes-share-action&utm_medium=web Dialogue In Growth readers who want to follow the development … [Read more...]
PASG 2026 Perth, Australia: Our Keynote Speakers
International Parental Alienation Conference Focusing on Families, Family Relationships and Preventing Harm. I am one of several keynote speakers, featuring the next parental alienation conference, PASG 2026, to be held in Perth, 11-13 October 2026. This conference will continue to provide a platform to present the latest developments in the … [Read more...]
POLICY BRIEF: Rethinking Gendered Models of Family Violence
Why Gendered Theories of Family Violence Are As Contestable—If Not More So—Than Parental Alienation Theory Like many social science presentations, gendered theories of family violence and parental alienation may be considered contested concepts. They both rely fundamentally on the subjectivity of lived experience and assessment of structural … [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...]
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...]
How Family Law Perpetuates in Alienation Abuse
Representing a parent's view about what is in their children's best interests is not about perpetuating alienation abuse. Alienating parents' behaviour may contradict their claims. Alienating parents may make you think they focus on their children's best interests. Yet, they may lead you to collaborate with parental alienation as a form of child … [Read more...]
Response to UN Special Rapporteur’s Call for Input: Custody Cases, Violence against Women and Children
False Presumptions about Violence Against Women and Parental Alienation The Special Rapporteur's Call for Input on Violence against Women and Violence Against Children is ideologically biased against parental alienation. It relies on faulty and false presumptions and denies the long-established evidence and research base for parental alienation … [Read more...]
Parental Alienation Awareness Day: Be Aware of the Social Pandemic!
Be aware! Parental alienation is a social pandemic. Thank you to Parents Beyond Breakup, for supporting Parental Alienation Awareness Day in Australia and New Zealand. We and Parents Beyond Breakup, support parents in maintaining relationships with their children through separation and divorce. Check out the interview at … [Read more...]
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