Parental Alienation: From Couch to Courtroom and Beyond

This episode contains a three-part structure 1.  Who Richard Gardner actually was; 2. What he actually wrote; 3. What was done to his reputation and why.
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We will examine the full taxonomy of parental alienation — the behavioral indicators, the severity levels, the alienating behaviors — and we will introduce the intellectual lineage that runs from Sigmund Freud through John Bowlby through Margaret Mahler to Richard Gardner: a lineage that tells us something important about why alienation works, because it exploits precisely the developmental architecture that defines a child’s earliest and most consequential relationships. 
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This episode is the first in a new series. We will discuss a quick review of parental alienation with a brief introduction to the science and research behind it, as well as the beginning of a counter-argument to the deniers and antagonists of the phenomenon.
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This episode welcomes Kelley A. Baker, Ph.D. to discuss the Center for Relational Care and its compassionate guidance for families navigating separation, custody, and new beginnings

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This is an overview of misinformation and disinformation frequently encountered in cross-examination in parental alienation family law cases.
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