They use to call me mom
PARENT ALIENATION BLOG
They use to call me mom
PARENT ALIENATION BLOG
Devalued and Discarded.
I am the rejected parent.
I am losing my children
and I don’t know how to stop it.
” There is no greater agony than bearing an untold story inside of you. ”
– Maya Angelou.
I am the mother of 3 boys. I wear that title proudly. In an unforeseen turn of events, I have been battling to stay in their lives now for years. 45% of the adult population is divorced. A lot of literature out there tells us how to deal with divorce. Unfortunately, a growing number of divorcing families also go through a terrible situation that is much less known or understood. It’s called Parental Alienation. This is my journey now.
Many of the experts, attorneys, psychologists and police officers will advise you, “Sit back and wait.” I have tried every avenue to get back into my children’s lives, only to meet roadblocks at every turn. The one thing I can’t do is sit back and wait. It is time for me to tell my story and help others that are dealing with this nightmare.
This is My Story of Parent Alienation
What is Parent Alienation?
Parental alienation takes place when a child aligns himself or herself to one parent and rejects a loving relationship with the other parent. The rejection does not have any justification. It is a campaign of denigration against a parent with no valid reasoning. ...
Examples of Parent Alienation
Frequent, Manipulative Communication. There were recordings on my youngest son’s phone. Recordings of our conversations. I was tipped off by a message from James (dad) to him saying, “Make sure you tape record all your conversations with her.” I also found James...
EDUCATE YOURSELF. SEEK SUPPORT.
If you suspect parental alienation, its extremely important to educate yourself as much as possible, as quickly as possible. Educate your family, friends, and anyone who could be a positive influence on your child’s perception and relationship with you. As targeted parents are involved with legal and mental health professionals, its very important to ensure they are knowledgeable and equipped to deal with parental alienation which is a complex and highly counterintuitive field of psychology.
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