Sentences with phrase «against the targeted parent»

Anger, verbal and / or physical abuse against the targeted parent was experienced in front of the child or third party on more than one occasion.
Parental alienation is the manipulation of a child's views geared against a targeted parent during the process of divorce or separation.
Otherwise, the therapist may rush to resolve the dilemma by aligning against the targeted parent, thus, allowing for a shared — albeit false — reality with the child.
Extreme forms of parental alienation include obsessive brainwashing, character assassination, and the false inducement of fear, shame, and rage in children against the target parent.
The child is aligned with the alienating parent in a campaign of denigration against the target parent, with the child making active contributions.
Courts also often side with the alienating parent against the target parent in legal judgements because parental alienation is so difficult to detect.
We must keep in mind that very often, if not always, these alienated children have essentially already lost one parent through access and visitation blocking (Criterion One), and false abuse allegations against the targeted parent (Criterion Two), which results in the denigration of that child's relationship with their once loved parent (Criterion Three).
When something happens to trigger their painful feelings, active alienators lash out in a way to cause or reinforce alienation against the targeted parent.
A severely alienating parent that brainwashes their child (ren) against the targeted parent gains no happiness from such toxic behaviours; it is merely about control and abuse for the alienator.
«Current practices in reunification therapy may involve simply listening to the child's litany of complaints against the targeted parent, having the targeted parent apologize to the child for supposed parental failures (often exaggerated, distorted, or even fabricated by the child), and encouraging the further disempowerment of the targeted parent who must seek to appease the child, continually, and without success in altering the child's rejection.
The child is rewarded for acting antagonistically toward the targeted parent and for devising his or her own charges against the targeted parent.
In some cases of severe PAS, the alienating parent trains the child to be an agent of aggression against the target parent, with the child actively participating in deceits and manipulations for the purpose of harassing and persecuting the target parent.
The alienating parent will also in many cases trick the enablers to turn against the targeted parent.
They conscript friends, family members, neighbors, co-workers, police officers and social service agencies into their battle against the targeted parent.
Parental alienation syndrome poisons a child's mind against the targeted parent.
In mild cases the child is taught to disrespect, disagree with, and even act out antagonistically against the targeted parent.
«We consider Parental Alienation Syndrome as a childhood disorder caused by an alienating parent sharing primitive defenses with a vulnerable child against a target parent.
It includes what Dr. Gardner calls «self - created contributions by the child in support of the alienating parent's campaign of denigration against the targeted parent
Family Systems Therapy: The child's «triangulation» into the spousal conflict through the formation of a «cross-generational coalition» with an allied parent against the targeted parent, resulting in an «emotional cutoff» in the child's relationship with the targeted parent.
It becomes Parental Alienation Syndrome when the child capitulates and begins to participate in the campaign against the targeted parent.
The alienating parent will normally make allegations of emotional, physical and sexual abuse against the targeted parent.
Moderate forms of parental alienation include loss of self control, flareups of anger, and unconscious alliances with the children against the target parent.
Alienating parents often use grandparents, aunts / uncles, and other elders to alienate their children against the target parent.
In her overview, Amy Baker gives a standard view of Parental Alienation: The Alienating Parent typically uses 17 strategies to turn their child against the Targeted Parent.
Far too many of these «professionals» do not see the alienating parent refusing to co-operate and actually brainwashing the children against the targeted parent and their family.
In terms of parental alienation, this will normally present as the targeting parent brainwashing a child / children against the targeted parent, therefore engaging in psychopathic behaviour.
When parental alienation is severe enough, children have no choice but to align with the disturbed parent against the target parent, thus destroying their relationship with the target parent.
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