Joshi Parental Alienation: Remedies
This article, written by PASG member Ashish Joshi, recommends interventions for parental alienation. The article focuses on several myths regarding parental alienation that frequently come up in legal settings.
Joshi Parental Alienation: The Problem
This article, written by PASG member Ashish Joshi, provides a broad overview of parental alienation and related topics. Although it is primarily directed at legal professionals, it is good reading for the general public.
Goetsch The Windmill Attack
The author explains that the “windmill attack” is a swindle involving three parties: a dvorcing spouse (who uses accusations to win sympathy); a lawyer (who turns sham litigation into money); and a social worker (who turns a forensic report into sole custody). The trigger spouse wins control, money, and revenge. The target spouse loses their […]
Dijkstra “I did not see my daughters for years.” The Impact of Coercive Control on Post-Divorce Relationships between Mothers and Children
This material was presented at the II European Conference on Domestic Violence, which occurred during September 6-9, 2017. The author addressed the continuing tactic of coercive control, through which one parent reorients their children’s view of the other parent to sabotage their parent-child relationship. This article was posted on the PASG website with the permission […]
Dum Parental Alienation and the European Court of Human Rights
In this chapter excerpt, PASG member Christian Dum summarizes cases pertaining to parental alienation that were heard by the European Court of Human Rights.
Erel Parental Alienation as a Medical Emergency
PASG member Dalia Erel explains that parental alienation resembles a medical crisis rather than a divorce proceeding. Triage is essential.
Cameron Willbourne and Wright Early Interventions Pathway: Parental Separation and Children
This article describes a method for early intervention in cases of parental alienation, which has been proposed in the United Kingdom. This article was first published in and is reproduced with permission.
Cedervall Parental Alienation in Peer-Reviewed Journals
This is a list of peer-reviewed journals — from several countries — that have published articles regarding parental alienation or a closely related topic.
Child and Marcus PASG Prevention Project: A Preliminary Report
Dr. Nick Child (Scotland) and Judge Philip Marcus (Israel) launched a project to study opportunities for the prevention of parental alienation. This is their preliminary report of that project.
Child and Marcus PASG Prevention Project: Building Prevention
This is the second installment of the discussion of the “PASG Prevention Project.” Nick Child is a retired child psychiatrist; Philip Marcus is a retired judge.
