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After a divorce, angry, vengeful, or mentally unwell parents may try to turn their child against their other parent unfairly. This is a hallmark of parental alienation. As we have discussed in a previous post, there are ways parents can attempt to repair the…
Indeed, people who can navigate a divorce amicably and respectfully often find the process to be easier, faster and much less expensive. They will also be more satisfied with cooperative agreements they reach than combative parties who need a court to make decisions…
Attempts to turn a child against a parent can be immensely damaging to a child's well-being. Tragically, too many parents do this following divorce or separation. They do so for many reasons, from wanting to punish the other parent to suffering from a…
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