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Empowering Families Against
Parent-Child Trauma Coerced Attachment and Alienation
Empowering Families Against
Parent-Child Trauma Coerced Attachment and Alienation
Parent-Child Trauma Coerced Attachment and Alienation manifests when coercive control and alienating behaviours are used to undermine the bond between a child and their other parent or family member. These behaviours are not confined to any specific gender or family role; they can be used by mothers, fathers, step-parents, grandparents and even non-family members.
Parent-Child Trauma Coerced Attachment and Alienation represent a recurrent pattern of behaviours, whether intentional or unintentional, orchestrated by a parent or individual over time. The primary objective of these actions is to undermine or sever the relationship between the child and the other parent or other family member. Simulta
Parent-Child Trauma Coerced Attachment and Alienation represent a recurrent pattern of behaviours, whether intentional or unintentional, orchestrated by a parent or individual over time. The primary objective of these actions is to undermine or sever the relationship between the child and the other parent or other family member. Simultaneously, these behaviours may inflict harm upon the alienated parent or person.
Demand legislative action! Parental alienating behaviours must be officially recognised in Australia, aligning with global standards. We call for robust legislation that not only acknowledges its presence but unequivocally prohibits it. Act now for change!
Dr. Richard A. Warshak (Author of Divorce Poison)
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Parental Alienating Behaviours
are Child Abuse & Family Violence.
This serious form of abuse and family violence can no longer be ignored. Parental alienating behaviours must be acknowledged in Australia as it is in other parts of the world. We need legislation that not only acknowledges its existence but firmly and clearly legislates against it.