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Gene C. Colman participated in a webinar sponsored by Mary Auld-Kovacs - "Let's Talk Real Talk Show" on 31 January 2025. We present here Colman's edited opening remarks: Question posed at webinar on 31 January 2025: Based on your experience with the family…
Parental alienation occurs when one parent tries to turn the child against the other parent. The parent may use a variety of tactics to accomplish this aim. One study even found that the alienating parent exhibits behavior similar to a cult leader in…
There is a reason why parental alienation is considered a form of emotional abuse of a child. It has real and devastating consequences beyond poisoning their relationship with the targeted parent. It is crucial to recognize signs that parental alienation is occurring and…
Monique Dietvorst is a super dedicated advocate to the cause of fighting all the misinformation regarding Parental Alienation. I recommend this article that she has recently penned. What affects three times more children than autism? What affects 13 million US adults? The answer…
Having your relationship with your child damaged by an angry, abusive ex can be extraordinarily painful. To protect the relationship and begin repairing this damage, you may need to prove the other parent of your child engaged in abusive behaviours leading to parental…
When parents attempt to turn their child against each other after divorce or separation, it could be parental alienation. While abuse like this is not new, some of the methods parents use to engage in it look different than they did a generation…
In an ideal world, divorced or separated parents would continue to parent their children in a peaceful, unified manner. They would set the same rules, offer the same structure, and pass on the same values and beliefs. However, this can't always happen. In…
Dr. Richard Warshak recently posted a short piece on the Institute for Family Studies web site. This one to two-minute read highlights the new research on P.A. Dr. Warshak educates us with a concise summary of what’s happening these days in the P.A.…
Watch Gene C. Colman's presentation at the Sept. 2022 Men & Families Conference – “The Newly Expanded Definition of “Family Violence” in the Divorce Act” (of Canada) Changes made to the federal Divorce Act last year are affecting cases across Canada, including one…
Protecting your child's rights to spend time with you and making decisions for them is vital from the 'get go' in family law cases. Unfortunately, the process can be complicated and contentious if parents disagree on parenting responsibilities and time sharing. Rest assured…
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