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Buch (Softcover): Ratgeber
The Phenomenon Of Parental Alienation Syndrome
A Phenological Study Of The Lived Experience Of Parents Who Are Alienated From Their Children
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Independently Published Unsere-Artikel-Nr.: P36908119
EAN: 9798190803877
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Zustellung: Di, 29.09.2026
Versand: Kostenlos
CHF 33.75
Beschreibung
When a Child's Love Turned to Silence: Uncovering the Hidden Grief of Alienated Parents. The bond between a parent and child is meant to be one of the most enduring connections in human life, serving as a foundational source of identity, security, and love. But what happens when that bond is systematically eroded following a high-conflict divorce or separation. In The Phenomenon of Parental Alienation Syndrome: A Phenomenological Study of the Lived Experience of Parents Who Are Alienated from Their Children. , Associate Psychologist Christine Edwards delivers a poignant, groundbreaking examination of the hidden trauma endured by targeted parents. Moving beyond rigid legal frameworks and clinical jargon, this book gives a powerful voice to mothers and fathers facing the profound pain, grief, and social isolation of forced detachment from their children. Grounded in qualitative phenomenological research, Edwards uncovers the lived realities of parents navigating severe rejection, an experience many describe as a "living death". Inside this book, you will explore:. The Silent Trauma:. Understand the deep psychological impact, complex post-separation stress, loss of parental identity, and emotional distress experienced by targeted parents. Recognizing Alienation Dynamics:. Unpack the subtle tactics of manipulation, campaigns of denigration, and high-conflict custody battles that fracture parent-child relationships. Coping, Faith, and Resilience:. Discover practical coping mechanisms, spiritual grounding, and pathways to healing even amid ongoing grief and uncertainty. A Call to Action for Practitioners:. Vital insights for counselors, family lawyers, judges, social workers, and educators to recognize alienation early and implement supportive interventions. Who Should Read This Book. Targeted Parents & Family Members. seeking validation, comfort, and the reassuring knowledge that their experience matters and they are not alone. Mental Health Professionals & Counselors. looking to deepen their clinical understanding of parental alienation dynamics and post-divorce trauma. Legal Practitioners & Family Court Officers. navigating custody disputes and working toward equitable, child-centered solutions. "A child's death is final. The PAS child is still alive, yet there is little to no contact. For some alienated parents, the continuous heartache is similar to living death. ". Restore hope, gain deep insight, and help break the silence around parental alienation.
Spezifikationen
Sprache
- Englisch
Autor
- Christine Edwards
Erscheinungsjahr
- 2026
Format
- Buch (Softcover)
Anzahl Seiten
- 122