S4.E43. ALIENATION - PART ONE: Can the Alienator Be Rehabilitated?

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In part one of a three-part series on parental alienation, the hosts take a complicated look at the phrase "parental alienation" and what the various forms are. They discuss the oversimplification of this issue in the family court system, and the desensitization professionals experience as a result of it being over-used as a defense strategy. Part two of the series features an interview with an adult survivor of PA, and part three features a mom who feels she has come to grips with some of the PA mistakes she may have made.
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Teens are the most likely to get alienated. There’s plenty of research on parental alienation. I suggest you read it.