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Parental alienation is a form of psychological abuse where one parent systematically removes the other parent from a child's life by coaching the child to unjustifiably reject that parent, destroying a previously healthy relationship and causing severe emotional damage. It involves influencing the child to disrespect, limiting contact with, making false allegations about, and belittling the targeted parent. People can help by joining nonprofits raising awareness and talking to legislators.

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Psa On Pas Forprint

Parental alienation is a form of psychological abuse where one parent systematically removes the other parent from a child's life by coaching the child to unjustifiably reject that parent, destroying a previously healthy relationship and causing severe emotional damage. It involves influencing the child to disrespect, limiting contact with, making false allegations about, and belittling the targeted parent. People can help by joining nonprofits raising awareness and talking to legislators.

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What it is
is child abuse
Parental alienation is a form of psychological abuse, which occurs when one parent
or person systematically removes a parent from a child's life by way of coaching
and convincing the child to unjustifiably reject their parent. In most cases,
a previously healthy loving relationship between the child and their parent
and/or family is destroyed, leading to severe emotional and psychological
damage to the child.
Parental Alienation/child psychological abuse is the most prevalent
form of abuse and is as harmful as sexual abuse. (APA 2016)

Primary strategies of abuser


• influencing child to disrespect targeted parent
• limiting contact with targeted parent
• making false allegations
• belittling targeted parent

how you can help


Join the nonprofit PAS Intervention.
Speak Up. Speak out. Spread awareness.
Talk to your legislators.

www.pas-intervention.org

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