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Nearly every day I hear of alienation atrocities perpetrated on innocent people. Families are torn apart, children are abused by one parent with horrific, false stories about the other—all in a wasteful and heart wrenching attempt to get revenge. I??…
Are You Aware of the Dynamics that Lead to Therapist Alienation? By Dr. Kathleen M. Reay, Author of the award winning book Toxic Divorce: A Workbook For Alienated Parents Award-Winner in the Parenting/Family: Divorce category of the 2012 International …
1) You want to talk to an expert face-to-face and meet others with similar difficulties. 2) Your former spouse is making derogatory remarks about you to your children. 3) Your children are angry at you. 4) Your…
Five Ways Parents Should Deal With A Divorce Or Separation TELL YOUR KIDS TOGETHER: Both parents need to tell all of the children at the same time rather than separately just before the separation actually takes place. EXPLAIN WHAT … Continue …
ARE YOU TRULY UP TO SPEED & ARMED ENOUGH TO PLAY A PIVOTAL ROLE IN ALLEVIATING PAIN THAT RESULTS FROM IRRATIONAL ALIENATION? Whether you work in private practice or work in an agency setting, it is highly likely that you … Continue reading &#…
1. Your ex self-inflicts an injury to create evidence of abuse that doesn’t exist to get you charged and into court quickly. 2. Your ex inflicts an injury onto one or more of the children to create evidence of … Continue reading →
by Dr. Kathleen M. Reay Do any of these behaviors sound familiar? Your child aligns with your ex in a campaign of denigration and hatred against you. Your child is actively saying negative things to you or acting negatively towards … Continue rea…
By Dr. Kathleen M. Reay #1 Build a Strong Network Build a strong network of supportive friends and family members to act as a buffer against the stressors in your life. Do your very best not to isolate yourself and … Continue reading →
There are at least twelve common mistakes that alienated parents tend to make when feeling angry and in contact via phone, letterwriting, social networking, or in person with their alienated children. Here are some suggestions to help offset thi…
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