Annie Allen
Annie Allen
61 ⚓️ Parental Alienation PART 2: What We Can Do About it [SOS Survivor, Regina]
61 ⚓️ Parental Alienation PART 2: What We Can Do About it [SOS Survivor, Regina]
61 ⚓️ Parental Alienation PART 2: What We Can Do About it [SOS Survivor, Regina]
Wednesday 25th August 2021
Join Annie Allen and Regina on 'Starting Over Stronger' as they discuss coping with parental alienation during divorce and protecting your kids.
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Get the buttons here!Parental Alienation Part 2: Strategies for Coping and Prevention
You want all the people that matter in your case to see who you really are. Even if you're angry, you've got to have tools for calming yourself down, because even a single wrong word or act can tilt the scales further toward their side.
Divorce is tough enough without the added heartache of parental alienation. In this episode of 'Starting Over Stronger Divorce Survival & Recovery', host Annie Allen sits down with Regina to dive deeper into this troubling issue. If you missed their first conversation, it's worth going back to catch up. Regina's story is raw and real, and while it doesn't have a fairy-tale ending, it sheds light on a struggle many face but few talk about openly.
Parental alienation happens when one parent manipulates a child to turn against the other parent, often leading to lasting emotional scars. Regina and Annie discuss how this can manifest, the signs to watch out for, and most importantly, what steps can be taken to combat it. From seeking professional help to meticulously documenting incidents, they offer practical advice for those caught in this painful situation.
They also touch on the broader issue of how the court system often fails to recognize and address parental alienation, leaving many good parents feeling silenced and helpless. This episode isn't just about identifying the problem; it's about finding ways to protect your children and yourself, ensuring emotional safety during and after divorce. Tune in for a candid conversation filled with empathy, practical tips, and a reminder that you're not alone in this battle.