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 | What is Parental Alienation Syndrome (PAS)? Ebook | |
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E-book Title: What is Parental Alienation Syndrome (PAS)?
Book Description: PAS---sometimes called Parental Alienation (PA)--- is a disorder that arises primarily in the context of child-custody disputes.
Its primary manifestation is the child's campaign of denigration against a parent, a campaign that has no justification.
It results primarily from the programming (brainwashing) of a child by one of the parents, whose goal is the complete vilification of the other parent.
WHAT DOES PAS LOOK LIKE?
~ The child denigrates the alienated parent with foul language and severe oppositional behavior.
~ The child offers weak, absurd, or frivolous reasons for his or her anger.
~ The child is sure of him or herself and doesn't demonstrate ambivalence, i.e. love and hate for the alienated parent, only hate.
~ The child exhorts that he or she alone came up with ideas of denigration. The "independent- thinker" phenomenon is where the child asserts that no one told him to do this.
~ The child supports and feels a need to protect the alienating parent.
~ The child does not demonstrate guilt over cruelty towards the alienated parent.
~ The child uses borrowed scenarios, or vividly describes situations that he or she could not have experienced.
~ Animosity is spread to the friends and/or extended family of the alienated parent.
~ In severe cases of parent alienation, the child is utterly brain- washed against the alienated parent. The alienating parent can truthfully say that the child doesn't want to spend any time with the other parent.
~ When told that the child MUST spend time with the other parent, the alienator typically responds, "There isn't anything I can do about it. She/he just doesn't want to be with you."
CONTENTS OF PAS GUIDEBOOK
Year 2008, 117 Pages
~~ LIST OF ALIENATING BEHAVIORS IN WHICH PARENTS MAY ENGAGE
~~ WHAT DEFINES PAS
~~ METHODS OF TREATING PAS
~~ WHAT TYPE OF PARENTS INDUCE PAS
~~ PERSONALITY CHARACTERISTICS OF PARENTS MAKING FALSE SEXUAL ABUSE ACCUSATIONS
~~ DELUSIONAL PARENTS
~~ MUNCHAUSEN SYNDROME BY PROXY
~~ CHILD ABDUCTION BY ONE PARENT
~~ HISTORY OF PAS
~~ POSSIBLE REASONS FOR PARENT REJECTION
~~ VARIATIONS OF PAS
~~ THERAPY AND PAS
~~ INNOVATIONS IN LEGAL AND THERAPEUTIC INTERVENTIONS FOR PAS
~~ OUTCOMES OF PAS TREATMENT
~~ HISTORY AND COMPLETE DEFINITION OF PAS
~~ PAS AND SEX ABUSE CASES
~~ LIST OF SYMPTOMS IN A CHILD ENGAGED IN PAS
~~ HIGH CONFLICT DIVORCE AND PAS
~~ A SYNTHESIZED CASE STUDY OF PAS (COMPOSITED FROM REAL PAS CASES)
~~ HOW TO DEAL WITH PROGRAMMED AND BRAINWASHED CHILDREN
~~ A STEP-BY-STEP LIST OF HOW PARENTS TEND TO INDUCE PAS IN THEIR CHILDREN
~~ CASE STUDIES OF PAS
~~ IDENTIFICATION OF PAS
~~ ALLEGATIONS OF CHILD SEX ABUSE
~~ ADULT DEVELOPMENTAL NEEDS AND PAS
~~ LOSS, DEPRESSION, ANGER AND AGGRESSION AND PAS
~~ HOW PAS AFFECTS THE FAMILY
~~ TREATING PAS (INCLUDING HOW TREATMENT BY A NURSE MAY HELP)
~~ KEY POINTS CONCERNING PAS
~~ EFFECTS PAS HAS ON CUSTODY DECISIONS IN COURT
~~ DOCUMENTING PERCEIVED ALIENATION FOR USE IN CUSTODY CASES
~~ TYPES OF CONDUCT IN CHILDREN AND PARENTS INDICATIVE OF PAS
~~ REASONS FOR OCCURRENCE OF PAS
~~ HOW TO CIRCUMVENT THE INFLUENCE OF AN EX-SPOUSE ENGAGING THE CHILD IN PAS
~~ WHAT TO DO IF PAS OCCURS DESPITE YOUR BEST EFFORTS
~~ GENDER BIAS AND PAS
~~ WHAT IS THE CHILD'S PART IN PAS
~~ SEVERE PAS
~~ PAS AS AN ESCALATION OF PA (PARENTAL ALIENATION)
~~ TREATING PAS
~~ HOW COMMON IS PA AND PAS
~~ WHY PAS PARENTS ACT THE WAY THEY DO
~~ HOW DOES THE CHILD GET INVOLVED IN PAS
~~ WHY PAS CREATES TWICE AS MANY PROBLEMS FOR CHILDREN INVOLVED
~~ FAMILY VOLATILITY AND PAS
~~ INTERGENERATIONAL PATTERNS AND PAS
~~ WHAT HAPPENS TO THE CHILD WHEN YOU CAN'T STOP PAS
~~ HOW GOOD INTENTIONS CAN BACKFIRE
~~ THERAPISTS AND PAS
~~ HOW TO HANDLE SITUATIONS IN WHICH THERAPISTS AND COURTS AGGRAVATE PAS
~~ HOW PAS CASES ARE RESOLVED LEGALLY
~~ CASE STUDIES OF PAS
~~ REVERSING PAS
~~ ATTRIBUTES OF PARENTS WHO GET PRIMARY CUSTODY OF THEIR CHILDREN IN PAS CASES
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