Parental Alienation: Wie psychische Manipulation Kinder und Eltern zerstört

In this article, we discuss parental alienation in detail, including its causes, effects, identifying features, and intervention options. We also examine why parental alienation is deliberately used by narcissists—a particularly damaging situation. Contents: Definition and differentiation of parental alienation Causes and mechanisms of alienation Identifying features and symptoms in affected children Severity of alienation Impact on children and the alienated parent Psychological abnormalities in the perpetrator's caregivers Importance of early interventions and proven therapeutic approaches Practical examples and personal experiences Why is this important? Parental alienation is a widespread problem that is often underestimated or misunderstood. It causes profound suffering and long-term psychological damage to all involved. It is crucial that we as a society recognize and understand this issue and take appropriate measures to support affected families. Your opinion counts! Share your experiences and views in the comments and let's discuss solutions and ways to support each other. Further information: Hirigoyen M-F. Parental alienation as abusive behavior. In: Broca R, Odinetz O, eds. Conflictual separations and parental alienation – Children at risk. Lyon: Ed. ChroniqueSociale; 2016. pp. 102–15. Kopetski L. Identifying cases of parent alienation syndrome, part I. Colo Lawyer. 1998a;27(2):65–8. Kopetski L. Identifying Cases of Parent Alienation Syndrome –Part II. Colo Lawyer. 1998b;27(3):61–4. Siegel J, Langford J. MMPI-2 validity scales and suspected parental alienation syndrome. Am J Forensic Psychol. 1998;16(4):5–14. Blank M. Remarks on the personality structure of the custodial parent as a possible central cause for the development of parental alienation syndrome. In: von Boch Galhau W, Kodjoe U, Andritzky W, Koeppel P, eds. Parental Alienation Syndrome – An Interdisciplinary Challenge for Professionals Involved with Divorce. [German/English]. Berlin: VWB-Verlag Wissenschaft und Bildung; 2003. pp. 343–51. Bernet W, Baker AJL, Verrocchio MC. Symptom checklist 90-revised scores in adult children exposed to alienating behaviors: an Italian sample. JForensicSci.2015;60(2):357–62. Gardner RA. The parental alienation syndrome. 2nd ed. Cresskill: CreativeTherapeutics; 1998. Gardner RA. Therapeutic interventions for children with parental alienation syndrome. Cresskill: NJ; 2001a. Johnston JR, Girdner LK. Family Abductors: Descriptive profiles and preventive interventions. Juvenile justice bulletin. Washington, D.C.: U.S. Department of Justice; 2001. pp. 1–7 Clawar SS, Rivlin BV. Children hero hostage. Dealing with programmed and brainwashed children. Chicago: American Bar Association, Division of Family Law; 1991. Clawar SS, Rivlin BV. Children held hostage, identifying brainwashed children, presenting a case, and crafting solutions. Chicago: American Bar Association, Division of Family Law; 2013. Cierpka M, Cierpka A. The Identifications of an Abused Child. Psychotherapist. 2000;42:98–105 Subscribe to the channel to never miss another video and click the bell to be notified when new content is available.