Category Archives: Parental Alienation
Offsetting Parental Alienation: Teens & Tactics
Coach Garnet’s Comments: Another good article on parental alienation that I thought I would share with this community. Yes it is a tough road. I can only suggest that you never, never, never give up! Your children love you. Give … Continue reading
Understanding Challenges for Children of Separation & Divorce: Current Research on Risk and Resilience, and the Alienated Child
An event coming up that I wanted to share with this community…. Understanding Challenges for Children of Separation & Divorce: Current Research on Risk and Resilience, and the Alienated Child The effects of divorce of children impacts all of our … Continue reading
Divorce with Children and the Magic Penny
Darren Hardy is publisher of Success Magazine and best-selling author of the Compound Effect. This commentary post is the first of many I want you to comment and share with your colleagues and friends. Darren writes: “If you were given a … Continue reading
Do Divorced Dads Contribute To Raising Their Children? The Psychology of Fatherhood
By Mary Batten The folks at Hallmark are going to have a very good day on June 17. That’s when more than 100 million of the company’s ubiquitous cards will be given to the 66 million dads across the U.S. … Continue reading
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Tagged child of divorce, Children and Divorce, divorce with kids, divorced dads, divorced parents, emotional reactions, fathers divorce, helping children through divorce, life after divorce, parent divorce, parental role model, parenting divorce, single moms
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Children and Divorce: Jailed for waving at my daughter
By JENNY JOHNSTON and RACHEL HALLIWELL Every day there is some reminder of what Mark Harris calls ‘the lost years’. It could be his daughter’s reference to a particular birthday party or a family holiday. It could be talk of … Continue reading
CBC Program The Current: Parent Alienation Syndrome
On May 16, the CBC radio show called “The Current”, hosted by Anna Maria Tremonti, a discussion around Parent Alienation Syndrome (PAS). I listened in very closely and was very glad to be able to track down this link to the … Continue reading
Kids Come First Coalition – Divorce Cures Directory
On April 3, 2011, I was fortunate to meet with Mr. Ron Lasorsa, Executive Director of the Kids Come First Coalition. I really enjoyed our time together and wanted to share with you some of the tenants of what the … Continue reading
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Tagged child of divorce, Children and Divorce, coping strategies, Divorce coaching, divorced parents, helping children through divorce, parental alienation syndrom, therapeutic divorce resource
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21st Century Divorce: It’s Time To Help the Children!
By Cindy Harari, Esq. Almost a decade ago, the Florida Supreme Court stated: “The traditional adversarial process is detrimental to children because it drives parents farther apart at the time their children need them to work together to restructure their … Continue reading
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Alec Baldwin’s Parental Alienation Impacts
Garnet’s Commentary: When you hear the term Parental Alienation, do you conjure up tabloid images and headlines of Alec Baldwin and his “thoughtless little pig” rant left on his 11-year old daughter’s answering machine? What were some of the unintended … Continue reading
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Kids and Divorce – Moms and Dads Make the Difference
Article by Patrick McMillan In The Beginning… We meet someone special, we fall in love, we marry with the intention to be husband and wife for our lifetime, we start a family and become parents who wish for a life … Continue reading
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Tagged Children and Divorce, communication breakdown, coping strategies, Divorce coaching, divorce with kids, divorced dads, emotional reactions, fathers divorce, Fears, forgiveness, gratitude, growth, healing, helping children through divorce, law of attraction, life after divorce, loneliness, love, love yourself, parent divorce, parental alienation syndrom, parental role model, parenting divorce, relationship, single moms
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