The Erasing Family documentary follows young adults who are struggling to reunite with their broken families.
Parental Alienation
Divorce and the Weaponization of Children
Too often parents weaponize their children during and after a divorce. They use their children to try to inflict pain on the other person.
The Pain of Parental Alienation: What You Need to Know
What makes some parents resort to parental alienation?
How to Help Your Children Emotionally Cope with Separation and Divorce
By talking to their children, listening to them, understanding their emotions, and making use of creative and effective coping strategies, parents can connect with their kids and help them work through the struggles that come with a divorce, ultimately healing as time goes on.
Parental Alienation: How to Deal with an Alienating Parent During Divorce
Parental alienation is serious and can have a lasting negative impact on the parent-child relationship if not addressed promptly and properly.
The Narcissistic Parent: 10 Commandments They Live By
The narcissistic parent isn’t capable of “normal” paternal instincts. They view their children as objects meant to fulfill the narcissist’s needs, instead of the other way around.
Podcast: My Ex Is Crazy! Handling Divorce with a High-Conflict Ex-Spouse
Find out how to determine whether your ex might have a personality disorder, and how to handle divorce and co-parenting with a high-conflict ex-spouse.
Podcast: Detecting, Preventing, and Overcoming Parental Alienation
This podcast explains what parental alienation is, how and why it happens, and offers strategies for preventing or recovering from parental alienation.
Do You Love Your Children More Than You Hate Your Ex?
Children need both parents after a divorce. Loving your children enough to foster a strong relationship with their other parent can be hard; here are 7 tips to prevent your children from becoming casualties of your bitter custody battle.
6 Common Mistakes Divorced Parents Make
Going through a divorce is similar to the experience of a family death. Tragedy, sadness, bitterness, and anger ensues in different stages. The stakes are the highest when children are involved. Children are more precious and valuable than any material asset or stack of cash that could ever be fought over – but it’s easy to forget what is in a child’s best interest when parents focus on being self-righteous and getting what they feel is owed to them.
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