Sentences with phrase «abusive alienating parent»

I hope all alienated children see the light and see the abusive alienating parent for what they really are.

Cold, rejecting, or abusive alienating parents of either gender — in intact or divorced families — alienating the children from the targeted parent.

Not exact matches

However, since the children are still emotionally connected even to abusive parents, this abusive parent manipulates this connection with the children to begin the actual process of alienating them from the other parent, the one accused of being an Alienating Pparent manipulates this connection with the children to begin the actual process of alienating them from the other parent, the one accused of being an Alienatialienating them from the other parent, the one accused of being an Alienating Pparent, the one accused of being an AlienatingAlienating ParentParent.

If not helped or reversed these children are set up to repeat the pattern, be the victim (as they have been to the alienating parent) AND the abusive perpetrator (as they have been to the targeted parent) and are prone to deep depression from the sadness they deeply harbor for abandoning the targeted parent and for abandoning their own sense of themselves; they become an empty shell.

[4] In general, courts have straddled this issue by rejecting PAS as a syndrome, but frequently finding that one parent has engaged in alienating behavior in some cases or that the other parent engaged in abusive behavior or poor parenting in others.

Once these abusive parents have their children more in their control that they ever had before, these children become extremely vulnerable to becoming quickly alienated from the parent whom they used to look to for protection.

While it is clear that many parents engage in knowingly alienating behavior some of the time, and other parents are abusive, it appears to be these unconscious behaviors and attachment difficulties which drive this desperate behavior.

As we see an increased tendency for truly abusive parents to misuse the diagnosis of PA to explain why their children may not be close to them, or may be reticent to visit with them after marital separation, it perhaps should not be surprising to then see that when these parents are successful in mis - portraying the other parent as being an Alienating Parent, that they themselves then tend to become the true Alienating Pparent as being an Alienating Parent, that they themselves then tend to become the true Alienating PParent, that they themselves then tend to become the true Alienating ParentParent.

[3] However, it is interesting to note that most children are not alienated or resistant to contact with an abusive parent, even though they may have mixed feelings.

First, the strategies that the alienating parents used to effectuate the alienation are emotionally abusive in and of themselves.

It's emotionally and psychogically abusive to children to keep them from the other parent and to distort the reality about the alienated parent with lies and bad mouthing.

When one looks at the checklists of what a parental alienator allegedly does, it is the alienated parent in my case who does the things such as bad mouth me, tell inappropriate things to the children, is verbally abusive to me, etc?

Dr. Warshak sheds light that alienated parents, similar to survivors of domestic violence, may have married a person that was abusive.