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In both mild and moderate forms, the alienators may not intend to cause harm to the child's relationship with the alienated parent and usually responds positively to education.

He's an alienator, not a uniter.

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This book presents stories written by targeted parents covering three main experiences: how they met and fell in love with the future alienator, the unfolding alienationâ $ ¦

The unfolding alienation drama, with an analysis of the parental alienation «tipping point» and the persuasion tactics employed by the alienator.

We do not believe, a good parent in all other respects, is a fit and proper parent to have primary residence if they are a naive or active alienator.

Call our BC Parental Alienation Lawyers toll free at 1-877-602-9900 because your children deserve to be protected from parental alienation and just as importantly you need to protect yourself if you have been falsely accused of being a parental alienator.

In this aspect women in particular (thanks to Gardners sterotyping) are told to leave their abusers and are supported therein, but as soon as it happens and they are fighting for sole parental responsibilities to protect their child from exploitation and as a proxy for continued abuse, they are labeled «mother gaters» or alienators.

At the least it should be grounds for government agencies to remove the child from the alienator's home and place the child with the target parent.

A parent who is the subject (target) of efforts by an alienating parent, a child, or another alienator to damage that parent's relationship with the child.

They share the Obsessed Alienators cause.

Most divorced parents have moments when they are Naive alienators.

No one, especially the court, can convince obsessed alienators that they are wrong.

Children of alienators are often unaware of what is happening and naturally side with the alienating parent because of what they have been told or led to believe.

Most parents returning to court over problems with visitation are active alienators.

Like naive alienators, active alienators allow the children to have different feelings and beliefs from their own.

What they see and hear between their parents does not typically damage the children of the naive alienator.

Vacillating between impulsively alienating and then repairing the damage with the children is the trademark of the active alienator.

Naive alienators usually don't need therapy but will benefit from learning about parental alienation because of the insight they will gain about how to keep alienation from escalating into something more severe and damaging for all.

Harboring old feelings continues to be a struggle, but active alienators continue to hope for a speedy recovery from their pain.

This confirms in the obsessed alienator's mind that he or she was right all the time.

The obsessed alienator is a parent, or sometimes a grandparent, with a cause: to align the children to his or her side and together, with the children, campaign to destroy their relationship with the targeted parent.

The obsessed alienator's supporters are often seen at the court hearings even though they haven't been subpoenaed.

The unfolding alienation drama, with an analysis of the parental alienation «tipping point» and the persuasion tactics employed by the alienator.

For example, in a survey of parents who are targets of alienation, Baker and Darnell4 found that targeted parents reported that alienators interfered with parenting time (e.g., scheduled appointments or frequently called during the other parent's parenting time), interfered with contact with the children (e.g., intercepted phone messages or email), interfered with symbolic contact like gift giving (e.g., threw away gifts or sent them back), did not inform them about important information (e.g., school activities, doctor appointments), threatened to take children away from the them, and formed unhealthy alliances with the children such as having had their children spy and report back information to the alienating parent, or sending cell phones with children to call the alienating parent from the target parent's home.

For example, if the parent tells a child that a lie said about them by the alienating parent is untrue, then it appears to the child that the parent is calling the alienator a liar.

Your mindset, therefore, is to give your children and their alienator the opposite of what they expect from you.

As a targeted parent, it is crucial that you realize you are being watched so that you do not keep sending your alienator ammunition to make their case against you to your children.

The child looses a relationship with one parent because the alienator often severs the child's ties with the other parent, and that child may never recover that relationship.

There are now a number of much better and more recent case precedents where the court has changed primary residence or custody from the alienator to the target parent.

Another example would be Cartwright (1993) who flatulated: «The goal of the alienator is crystalline: to deprive the lost parent, not only of the child's time, but of the time of childhood.»

«Parent alienation occurs when a child is influenced by one parent (often called the alienator) to completely reject their other parent (often known as the target.)

Others retain their enthusiasm by becoming ideologues, and taking only cases in which they will not encounter the conflicts (e.g. overwhelmingly their clients raise claims that the other parent is an alienator.)

Are there warning signs for potential alienators?

Another key feature of alienation cases is that the alienator uses delay tactics.

Your view seems to be that the parent whom Justice Y saw as innocent or the victim, was in fact the real alienator.

If you are a parental alienator, here are a few easy steps that you can adopt so that you can lose custody of your child and then blame it all on the biased judicial system:

Sadly, there are even more severe and undermining tactics used by the alienator, these include false allegations of mental, physical and / or sexual abuse towards themselves or their children.

The alienator will agree to therapy that absolves them, i.e. agreeing to therapy for the other parent and children only.

In essence these alienators, like other individuals that suffer from similar psychological disorders are often intensely unhappy and anxious.

Jailing the children may only have played into the alienating parent's hands, and allowed the alienator to further blame the targeted parent for the jailing of the kids.

Narcissists can make false allegations, act as parental alienators with children, and take positions in a divorce case that defy fact and logic.

Over time, as saddening and as frustrating as it is, at some point the services will see the alienator for who they really are.

Most PA cases, in my experience, involve an innocent targeted parent, and the pathological alienator.

While the alienated parent is repeatedly tormented and wrongfully accused by the alienator, they are also, in most cases, not in contact with their children.

Many alienators prey on the love the alienated parent has for their children.

Take care of yourself, live a full life and, like us, your children may come to see through the lies the alienator told them to find their way back to you.

For the campaign to work, the obsessed alienator enmeshes the children's personalities and beliefs into their own.

Alienators can be quite subtle and endearing; they can pretend empathy and be very convincing to others that they are in fact the helpless victim.

Alienating Parent: ♀ — Custody to target parent: ♂, but alienator later prevails with help from social services