Sentences with phrase «alienation syndrome phenomenon»
The lingering debate over the parental alienation syndrome phenomenon.
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• Finally, I would like to use this opportunity to say that every jurisdiction should have a criminal law against the Parental Alienation Syndrome and that family courts should be made aware of this phenomenon.
However, only in the eighties and nineties six research groups, or in some cases individual researchers, introduced names for the phenomenon: Wallerstein & Kelly and Johnston & Roseby speak of & quote; pathological alignment & quote; and & quote; visitation refusal & quote;; Clawar & Rivlin of & quote; programmed and brainwashed children & quote;; Kelly & Johnston of & quote; The alienated child & quote;; Warshak of & quote; pathological alienation & quote;; Gardner, Kopetski and Kopetski and Rand & Rand of & quote; Parental Alienation Syndrome & quote;, and Bernet of & quote; Parental Alienation Disorder & quote; or & quote; Parental Alienationalienation & quote;; Gardner, Kopetski and Kopetski and Rand & Rand of & quote; Parental Alienation Syndrome & quote;, and Bernet of & quote; Parental Alienation Disorder & quote; or & quote; Parental AlienationAlienation Syndrome & quote;, and Bernet of & quote; Parental Alienation Disorder & quote; or & quote; Parental AlienationAlienation Disorder & quote; or & quote; Parental AlienationAlienation & quote;.
One author has given a label to the supposed phenomenon of mothers intentionally alienating their children from their fathers in divorce cases, pathologizing it under the rubric parental alienation syndrome.
This phenomenon is called Parental Alienation Syndrome (PAS), a concept developed by child psychiatrist Dr. Richard Gardner in the 1970s.
Although the «parental alienation syndrome» was only first described in 1985 (Gardner, 1985), the question arises as to whether PAS has always been evident in the divorcing population, but unrecognized, or whether it is a recent phenomenon, perhaps increasing in prevalence.
Actually, PA can be viewed as a group of syndromes, which share in common the phenomenon of the child's alienation from a parent.
In 1985, Dr. Richard Gardner first introduced a phenomenon found in family law cases called parent alienation syndrome.