April 25th is National Parental Alienation Day

Today is National Parental Alienation Day.

Please pray for the children who have been manipulated to hate a loving Parent.  Those children are prisoners to a dark form of child abuse.  They are deprived of their natural desire to love both of their parents and coerced to “align” with an abusive parent to win that parent’s favor.  They are made to feel fear or guilt when they don’t comply with the Alienating Parent’s view of the Target Parent. They are emotionally punished, or desired activities and possessions are withheld for expressing love for the alienated parent.

Some of the abused children live a false reality and completely adopt the Alienating Parent’s perspective. Others suffer as hostages in an existence that they know to be false.

Family Courts frequently fail to recognize Parental Alienation and wrongly support the false allegations of an alienating Parent.  Children are frequently separated from a healthy, loving Parent and tragically placed with the unhealthy abusive Alienating Parent.

The abusive Parent typically has a history of mental illness and a strong need for control, they have typically experienced a broken home in their youth.  They will utilize false allegations of abuse, layers of lies, and relentless attacks on the Targeted Parent. The children are immersed in the unnatural existence of constant propaganda against the love that they have experienced with the Alienated Parent.  The result for the children is frequently a severe Cognitive Dissonance, and they suffer from false memories planted repeatedly by the abusive Parent.

The obvious result of being forced to deny their foundational reality and to live a false existence is the mental health issues of anxiety, suicidal ideation, PTSD, low self esteem, total dependence on the abusive parent.

Depending on the severity of the Parental Alienation, these children may require an “intervention” similar to rescuing the victim of a cult.

For the sake of the children, don’t be a silent witness to this horrific child abuse.

Here are some interesting studies regarding Parental Alienation:

https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/head-games/202112/the-devastating-effects-of-parental-alienation

https://loveandiron.com/false-allegations-of-abuse/

https://parentalalienationalsyndrome.blogspot.com/2017/09/false-memory.html

https://thenurturingcoach.co.uk/false-memory-creation-in-attachment-based-paren

 

Today is International German Shepherd Dog Day!

German Shepherd Dog Day was created to honor and celebrate the noble German Shepherd breed, which is often described as an embodiment of love and loyalty. They are remarkable creatures.  Our German Shepherd Dog is named Tonka.  She is very smart, extremely tuned in to her people, amazingly athletic, and has a huge personality.  She doesn’t have a mean bone in her body. She wants to be friends with all people and other animals, and is both exuberant and gentle with all.  Tonka is playful, laugh out loud funny, and she loves to sing along when the music is on. She makes life better for her people!

Worldwide Parental Alienation Awareness Day is April 25th!

Please learn about this terrible form of child abuse and STAND UP to save the children.

The kids are used as pawns in a sick narcissistic game of control and hate, and are helpless to the manipulation. They lose the Joy and Love that they once lived and a destructive cognitive dissonance results that holds them hostage to their abuser.  It is real … Please learn about it.

There exists many resources for understanding, here are a few:

 

 

Quote from a Disconnected Alienated Child:

“I act like I don’t care, but deep inside, it really hurts.  I feel angry, sad and confused. I shut down to disconnect or to protect myself.

I DO love you, but I am not allowed to show it. I don’t know if I own these thoughts, memories and feelings.  I push you away because I go where there is least pressure.  Seeing you, speaking with you or even talking about you in a positive way brings unbearable pressure from my mom.

I need you to understand how difficult this is for me.

Please keep showing me love and kindness even if I don’t respond.

Stay calm and please don’t react when I am in turmoil.

This will help me get through.”