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    Do’s and don’ts of communicating with alienated adult children (and older teens)

    Yep, I said it. Adult children owe us nothing. In a family without alienation, we get the relationship with our children we have earned and deserve. I…
    Anita Inglis 8 November 2022
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    A Guide to Parallel Parenting with a High Conflict Ex

    ...Narcissistic or not, parents can get very territorial. They can become self-righteous and feel entitled to tell us how we should or shouldn’t be…
    Anita Inglis 31 October 2022
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    What Is (And Isn’t) Parental Alienation Syndrome?

    It’s important to realise that a single moment of expressing exasperation about the other house, or your ex, is not going to cause PAS. PAS is cause…
    Anita Inglis 29 August 2021
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    Why Kids Should Not Be in Charge of the Visitation Schedule

    Children who are subjected to pathogenic parenting are also often subjected to permissive parenting. The children are told their feelings, wants, and …
    Anita Inglis 24 November 2020
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