Certificate in Parental Alienation Studies
If you’re in the mental health or social work field and looking to enhance your knowledge for the important area of par…
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Kids with Involved Dads Thrive
A nice reminded from Fatherly: Studies have demonstrated that involved fatherhood improves a man’s cognitive skills, h…
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Understanding Relationships: Attachment vs. Trauma Bonds and Parental Behavior
Here's a great infographic to review from Eany Meeny Miney Mo Foundation: Understanding Relationships: Attachment v…
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Donations are used to compensate therapists to help alienated fathers in need of mental wellness assistance.
This group was created to serve as a forum for those fathers specifically suffering from custodial interference, and being blocked from having consistent and healthy relationships with their children. Be strong, dads, and support each other on coping and advancing towards reunited with our children.
Listen to this podcast episode to not just understand the signs of parental alienation, but to better understand what your children are suffering from as a result. Notes from the episode included in this post.
One of the greatest concerns in the professional space of parental alienation is the lack of parental alienation training in the general profession of psychology and social work. If you are a therapist or social worker looking to increase your knowledge of parental alienation to better assist adults and children experiencing parental alienation, please consider learning more about some of the educational programs and courses.
Pro Se Dad is a platform and safe place where dads empower and educate each other via group engagement/support, one on one coaching, workshops, mock trials and more. Dads also can take advantage of some key relationships Pro Se Dad has formed with Legal Shield, Westlaw, Amazon Web Services and Attorneys nationwide. We strive to aid men in all aspects in becoming the best version of themselves so that they can excel in their cases, with their kids, life and as contributing members to society.
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The Enablers: When Families Help Alienators, Not Children - Parental Alienation Awareness Day | April 25, 2025
Parental Alienation Awareness Day is a time we work to promote general understanding to the world about the painful experiences that children and alienated parents experience. So much of what we kno…
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