Sentences with phrase «introduced parental alienation syndrome»

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First introduced as parental alienation syndrome by Richard A. Gardner in the 1980s, his research shed light on a modern indoctrination process that led to false abuse claims and gained wide - spread recognition.

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;.

Accordingly, I introduced the term parental alienation syndrome...

I am attempting to introduce regularized and normalized access in a more gradual way in order to overcome what may be parental alienation syndrome which has been developing over the past while.»

Psychiatrist Richard Gardner formally introduced the therapeutic community to what he called Parental Alienation Syndrome (PAS) in a paper presented in 1985.

Twenty five years ago, Dr. Gardner introduced the term Parental Alienation Syndrome (PAS).

In addition, in cases of true Parental Alienation Syndrome, the negative propaganda that is being introduced to the child by the alienating parent is not substantiated by the alienated parent's behavior prior to the dispute.

Accordingly, in 1985, I introduced the term parental alienation syndrome to cover the combination of these two contributing factors (Gardner, 1985, 1987a).

Accordingly, I introduced the term parental alienation syndrome to encompass the combination of these two contributing factors that contributed to the development of the syndrome (Gardner, 1985).