Author name: Breldan

If you have been affected by a number of the strategies below, it is potentially a case of  Parental Alienation. We at SID Counselling Centre provide therapeutic support for  those affected by Parental Alienation, please feel free to contact us to discuss our  support services    1: Badmouthing Strategy   2: Limiting Contact Strategy   3: Interfering with Communication Strategy   4: Interfering with Symbolic Communication Strategy   5: Withdrawal of Love Strategy   6: Telling Child Targeted Parent Does Not Love Him or Her Strategy   7: Forcing Child to Choose Strategy   8: Creating the Impression that the Targeted Parent is Dangerous Strategy   9: Confiding in Child Strategy   10: Forcing Child to Reject Targeted Parent Strategy   11: Asking Child to Spy on Targeted Parent Strategy   12: Asking Child to Keep Secrets from Targeted Parent Strategy   13: Referring to Targeted Parent by First Name Strategy   14: Referring to a Stepparent as “Mom” or “Dad” and Encouraging Child to Do the  Same Strategy   15: Withholding Medical, Academic, and Other Important Information from Targeted  […]

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