Parental Alienation

Parental Alienation

The Link Between Aggression and Parental Alienation

When a Child’s Anger Is Not “Bad Behaviour” There is a particular kind of pain a child carries silently. It is the pain of being caught between two parents during a high-conflict divorce and worse, being coached, manipulated or emotionally coerced to reject one of the people they love most in the world. This process …

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Repealing the Presumption of Parental Contact

When One Parent’s Rights Are Erased: What the UK Presumption Repeal Means for Children, Families and Justice Imagine a house where one of the two pillars is quietly removed. The roof sags slightly, the walls strain and eventually cracks begin to appear. In family law the pillar is often the presence of both parents in …

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False Accusations: When Truth Becomes the First Casualty of Conflict

On 9 September, the world observes International Falsely Accused Day. A day that sounds almost surreal, until one pauses to realise how many lives have been irreparably scarred by an untruth dressed as evidence. A false accusation is not merely a misplaced word or a misunderstanding; it is a calculated claim that wounds reputations, severs …

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The First International Day for Judicial Well-being: What About Everyone Else?

On the twenty fifth of July 2025 the world observed the inaugural International Day for Judicial Wellbeing declared by the United Nations. This date honours the psychological and emotional burdens carried by judges who dispense decisions under intense scrutiny and weighty consequences. Their wellbeing surely matters. Yet while we turn our compassion toward the bench we …

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Second Annual FREE Online Divorce Summit 2025

Following the resounding success of last year’s inaugural event, the Divorce Summit returns on 25 June 2025, aligning with Global Fair Divorce Day to provide free, accessible support to people around the world experiencing separation, divorce and family restructuring. Hosted by award-winning mentor and founder of Get Up and Grow, Sinta Ebersohn, this one-day online …

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Parental Alienation

Here are the first three podcasts in my series on Parental Alienation. It’s a term that stirs deep emotions, fierce debate and heartbreaking stories. But what is it really? And why is it that in the storm of a high-conflict divorce, children – and sometimes entire branches of a family tree – are left isolated, …

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Parental Alienation Started Long Before Your Separation

It’s a term that stirs deep emotions, fierce debate and heartbreaking stories. Watch the first three videos here But what is it really? And why is it that in the storm of a high-conflict divorce, children – and sometimes entire branches of a family tree – are left isolated, confused and emotionally severed from the …

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Grief to Growth Online Training Course

Join me for my GRIEF to GROWTH, a LIVE 2-hour online course designed to help you shift your perspective, break free from the weight of grief and create a clear path forward. You don’t have to stay stuck – there’s a way through and I’ll show you how. 💡 In this course, you will:✅ Get …

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FREE ONLINE DIVORCE SUMMIT on Global Fair Divorce Day (25 June 2024)

On Global Fair Divorce Day, 25 June, I’m hosting a FREE Online DIVORCE SUMMIT It will be an incredible collection of interviews with 30+ Experts who share their knowledge as well as Divorced and Alienated Families who tell their heart-breaking stories of triumph over trauma, from all over the world. Sign up NOW to secure …

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