Why “Parental Alienation” is Not A Syndrome But Your Child’s Rejection is Real
According to the American Psychological Association, parental alienation is “a child’s experience of
According to the American Psychological Association, parental alienation is “a child’s experience of
After any separation and divorce, big changes occur so that people can move
Relocations in Custody Battles and High-Conflict Divorce How to Move On and Protect
The Insidious Nature of Narcissistic Abuse and How To Stop Being Their Supply
Physically removing yourself is often not the most difficult part of getting out
There is significant debate about how much a child’s voice and opinions should
The Delicate Balance Between Minor’s Counsel/Attorneys for the Children and Guardian Ad Litems
Being in a constant “fight or flight” state is often the result of
The idea that “you will have your day in court!” and get justice is a
(Note: this is part 2 of a 2-part series. To read part 1,