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27.122019December 27, 2019
Nana: I Was Just Trying to Help

Nana: I Was Just Trying to Help

By Diane DierksIn ArticlesTags co-parent conflict, grandma, parental alienation

(To protect confidentiality, names and details have been modified.) I first met Becky, a 62-year-old grandmother, after spending a few sessions with her grandchildren, ages...

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10.122019December 10, 2019
Daniel: But I Hate Cucumbers!

Daniel: But I Hate Cucumbers!

By Diane DierksIn ArticlesTags parental alienation, resistant kids, visitation resistance

(To protect confidentiality, names and details have been modified) When I met Daniel, he was 11-years-old and somewhat frail and emotionally young for his age....

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20.122018December 20, 2018
The Truth about Parental Alienation

The Truth about Parental Alienation

By Diane DierksIn Articles, Parental AlienationTags co-parenting, divorce, parental alienation

The phrase parental alienation has become somewhat ubiquitous in custody cases these days, reminiscent of the path ADHD and bipolar disorder took years ago when...

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28.062018June 28, 2018
Hate is a Learned Emotion

Hate is a Learned Emotion

By Diane DierksIn Articles, Parental AlienationTags divorce, hate, parental alienation

Kids who are neglected, abandoned, or abused by a parent have an array of emotions that they struggle with, including sadness, anger, disappointment, distrust, etc....

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07.052018May 7, 2018
Monitoring Parent/Child Phone Calls

Monitoring Parent/Child Phone Calls

By Diane DierksIn ArticlesTags kids in the middle, parental alienation, phone calls

A subject that comes up in many of my cases has to do with one parent requiring a child to put the phone on speaker...

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