At other times, overt methods are also used such as:

• restricting access to the child using various strategies (courts, police, agressive negeotian in custody agreements).
• poisonous messages to the child about the targeted parent in which he or she is portrayed as unloving, unsafe, and unavailable
• encouraging the child to betray the targeted parent’s trust
• undermining the authority of the targeted parent.

We support Men and Women who are either alienating their children from their parter, or when their children are being alienated from them.

For alienated child, the consequences include:

• Reduced self esteem, ability to trust.
• Self hatred.
• Higher rates of depression
• Reduced ability to deal with conflict, and network with coworkers.
• Increased lifelong risk of drug of alchohol abuse
• Regret, later in life.
• More for daughters, difficulty establishing long term relationships and getting married. Also greater chances of divorce. More difficulty forming meaningful relationships with men.
• For sons greater, difficulty with alcholism, suicide and domestic violence in future relationship.

Our beleif is that most parents who understands the lifelong consequenses for the child victims of alienation would not choose that for their children. In most cases some education and outside support can help all parties create better outcomes for their children and their coparenting reltaionships.

It is easy to prevent these consequences for children, please call to discuss parental alienation with us – whether as an alienator, alienated, concenred grandparent, family friend, or child.

We support people by linking them with education on the consequences of parental alienation, how to parent without alienating, and coaching on alternative strategies for alieanted and alienating parents.