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We desperately need legal and mental health professionals and family court judges to understand that ‘parental alienation’ is not mentally healthy parenting. Often it is driven by one parent’s selfish and narcissistic desire for revenge or control over the other parent. The alienating parent forces the child to sever their relationship with the targeted parent, disregarding the child’s well-being and emotional needs in pursuit of their vendetta. Such actions can be emotionally damaging and harmful to the child, as they are used as pawns in the alienating parent’s manipulative tactics.

While there is no magic wand to undo the harm caused, there is always a way forward. Focusing on your own well-being, setting healthy boundaries, and practising calm, non-reactive responses can make a difference—not only for yourself but also for your child. Healing starts with small, intentional steps, and every positive choice you make strengthens the foundation for a healthier future. You have the power to model the stability and love your child needs, even in the face of such adversity.

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