Author: Greg Brede – PAS Intervention
Is the N.H. Family Court complicit in the manifestation of Parental Alienation Syndrome?
BACKGROUND
Parental Alienation is the intentional act of one parent separating the other parent known as the Target Parent, from the child through direct verbal statements or visual cues. The direct verbal statement can include your Mom/Dad left you, does not want to be in your life, no longer loves you or did bad things to you. I have heard directly that the child cannot be left alone with me and don’t go with me alone. The visual cues can be negative facial expressions when the absent parent is talked about, a subtle laugh about that parent when they are discussed or a “NO” head shake when the child is in the child’s presence. Parental Alienation is manipulating the child to establish a position that is not consistent with the feelings that they once had for the now alienated parent. This can be out of loyalty to the residential parent, to please them or to ensure they do not receive any consequences that that are unsure could occur.
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