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
Parenting Time in Custody Battles: Babies, Breastfeeding, and the Family Court’s Balancing Act
After any separation and divorce, big changes occur so that people can move
Relocations in Custody Battles and High-Conflict Divorce
Relocations in Custody Battles and High-Conflict Divorce How to Move On and Protect
I Love Pissing You Off, Because Then I Know You Still Love Me
The Insidious Nature of Narcissistic Abuse and How To Stop Being Their Supply
Trauma Bonding is as Powerful as Heroin Addiction: Why It’s So Hard to Escape Toxic Relationships
Physically removing yourself is often not the most difficult part of getting out
“I Only Want To Be With Mommy/Daddy”: How Custody Evaluators May Look More Deeply Into Parental Alienation Claims
There is significant debate about how much a child’s voice and opinions should
Who Determines The Actual “Best Interest of the Child?”
The Delicate Balance Between Minor’s Counsel/Attorneys for the Children and Guardian Ad Litems
“Situational Awareness” and the Color Code: How to Safely Function While Out in the World (Or in an Abusive Relationship)
Being in a constant “fight or flight” state is often the result of
Stalking Through the Courts: Post-Separation Abuse in the Legal System
The idea that “you will have your day in court!” and get justice is a
Best First Kiss… From the Guy’s Point of View (Part 2)
(Note: this is part 2 of a 2-part series. To read part 1,