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Public Consultation on Parental Alienation

[Deleted User] · 2022-06-06 01:48:54

This should be interesting I've witnessed parental alienation in action, and the devestation it leaves in its wake... its time it was recognised for what it is.

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http://www.rte.ie/news/ireland/2022/0605/1303157-parental-alienation/
This should be interesting I've witnessed parental alienation in action, and the devestation it leaves in its wake... its time it was recognised for what it is.

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Very interesting; the closing date is today so I'll make a submission right now. Apart from its insidiousness and easy deniability, how does one tackle this? There are so many subtle ways to put ideas in children's heads about one of their parents. Somebody who lives in his/her partner's home area is at a huge disadvantage. I've started recording what was said, and by whom. And I've requested, in writing, that the other side desist. But I'd like it to stop and for adults to stop poisoning children. What is the advice on dealing with parental alienation?

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