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E-raamat: Understanding Parental Alienation: Theoretical Insights and Practical Strategies

(University Of West London)
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  • Keel: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781040576656
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Understanding Parental Alienation

offers a clear, accessible starting point for anyone trying to make sense of parental alienation (PA): what it is, how it develops, and why it causes such profound harm. Opening with a grounded, user-friendly explanation of the phenomenon, the book demystifies PA without minimising its seriousness, setting the stage for a deeper exploration of its emotional, psychological, and legal dimensions.

From there, the book moves into a comprehensive examination of why parental alienation happens. Drawing on attachment theory to family-violence frameworks, it brings together leading theoretical insights to illuminate the mechanisms that drive bond-breaking between parents and children. This book expands beyond previous work to examine the wider ecosystem around PA, including the role of new partners, extended family members, complex sibling dynamics, and the systems that enable the abuse to take place.

The book then shifts to impact: analysing the short- and long-term consequences for every actor involved – children, targeted parents, alienating parents, siblings, and professionals encountering PA in practice. Finally, the book offers extensive practical guidance. It equips parents, practitioners, and policymakers with concrete, research-rooted strategies for recognising alienating behaviours and responding effectively. Alongside general principles for prevention and intervention, it includes tailored advice not only for affected parents but also for children and young people living through these dynamics.

Accessible, yet academically robust, Understanding Parental Alienation is a multi-purpose guide for mental health professionals, legal practitioners, family-court personnel, and families navigating post-separation conflict. It delivers the foundational knowledge and practical tools needed to understand this complex issue and to begin changing it.



Understanding Parental Alienation offers a clear, accessible starting point for anyone trying to make sense of parental alienation (PA): what it is, how it develops, and why it causes such profound harm.

Arvustused

'This marvelous book by Ben Hine, Ph.D., is not for beginners. It is an elegant, scholarly text that goes far beyond describing the destructive relationships among family members who are experiencing parental alienation. Dr. Hine explores the social, psychological, legal, and political contexts that envelop every case of this unhappy mental condition. For example, he shows how other psychological conceptsattachment theory, psychoanalysis, family systems, and interpersonal acceptance-rejection theorycreate a framework for understanding alienation. And he explores how the broad landscapesuch as the ecosystem and macrosystemplays out in different countries. And there is much more in this book that will enlighten family members, mental health and legal professionals, legislators, and policy-makers.'

William Bernet, M.D., Professor Emeritus, Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, Vanderbilt University School of Medicine, Nashville, Tennessee, USA

'Understanding Parental Alienation: Theoretical Insights, and Practical Solutions is a clear, balanced, and trustworthy examination of one of the most complex issues in family dynamics and family law. Accessible yet scientifically rigorous, it is an invaluable resource for seasoned practitioners and those just beginning to encounter parental alienation alike a must-have resource that readers will find themselves returning to over and over again.'

Yvonne Parnell, psychoanalyst, registered psychologist and Director of the Family Bridges Institute

Acknowledgements Preface My Journey Introduction Section 1: What is
Parental Alienation?
1. Defining Parental Alienation (PA) and Parental
Alienation Behaviours (PABs)
2. The Scientific Status of Parental Alienation
3. Understanding Other Resist-Refuse Dynamics
4. Measuring Parental
Alienation
5. Prevalence Section 2: Why Does It Happen?
6. Understanding
Alienating Parents
7. Theories Explaining Parental Alienation
8. Culture,
Context, and the Conditions That Sustain Parental Alienation
9. Parental
Alienation as Violence Section 3: What is the Impact?
10. Impact on Children
11. Impact on Targeted Parents
12. Impact on the Wider Family Section 4: What
Can We Do About It?
13. Tackling Parental Alienation Early
14. Advice on
Early Intervention
15. Parental Alienation in the Courts
16. Advice on Legal
Processes
17. Intervention and Treatment
18. Advice on Treatment
19. The Role
of Broader Society Section 5: What Can You Do About It?
20. General Advice
for Targeted Parents
21. General Advice for Other Family Members, New
Partners and Friends
22. Advice for Children; Written for Them Conclusion
Appendices Index
Benjamin Hine, PhD, CPsychol, FHEA, is Professor of Applied Psychology at the University of West London and a leading expert in PA and domestic abuse. His extensive research on PA explores the psychological, societal, and legal dimensions of alienating behaviours, informed by both academic rigour and personal experience, having lived through parental alienation during his own childhood. Professor Hines firsthand insight into the emotional and relational impacts of PA, paired with his academic experience, uniquely qualifies him to write this book.
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