Course Description
Covering many of the aspects of the professional course, this course is designed for family members and non-professionals.
It is the essential how to manual in this important and ever increasing area of behavioural science and law. It will serve as both an introduction to and a reference guide to aid them in better understanding and dealing with parental alienation.
Ideal for parents, grandparents and other family members looking to better understand and address parental alienation.
Both counselling and legal considerations are also discussed.
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Based on the works of: Demosthenes Lorandos (Author, Editor), William Bernet (Editor), S. Richard Sauber (Editor)
Dana Clavette
Course curriculum
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1
Chapter 1: Introduction
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Parent-Family Member Education
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Overview of Parental Alienation
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Parental Alienation Criteria
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INTRODUCTION
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Chapter 2: Levels of Parental Alienation
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Mild Parental Alienation
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Mild-Causes and Interventions
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Moderate treatment and intervention
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Severe intervention
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Severe-Custody Intervention
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Severe-Mental Health Intervention
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LEVELS OF PARENTAL ALIENATION
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Chapter 3: Sexual Abuse Allegations
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Sexual Abuse Allegations
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Sexual Allegations in Divorce Cases
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SEXUAL ABUSE ALLEGATIONS
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Chapter 4: Background and Viewpoints
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Reunification Planning and Therapy
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History
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Parental Alienation Around the World
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BACKGROUND AND VIEWPOINTS OF PARENTAL ALIENATION
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Chapter 5: Legal Process
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North American Law
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A Judge's Perspective
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LEGAL PROCESS
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