The System Designed to Protect Kids Is Actually Arming Abusers

In part two of this conversation, Philip breaks down how Keira’s Law got passed unanimously through the House of Commons and Senate, why reunification therapy is essentially made up with no standardized training or governing body, how Children's Aid Society's "post-separation conflict" classification actively enables abusers to continue, and what he would say to victims who are afraid to leave because they don't trust the systems meant to protect them. 🎧 Listen & Subscribe 🔹 Apple Podcasts: [https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast...] 🔹 Spotify: [https://open.spotify.com/show/0oGyOjt...] 📱 Follow Us 🔹 Instagram: [https://www.instagram.com/dirty.laund...] 🔔 Subscribe on YouTube for More! Don’t miss out on new episodes, expert advice, and exclusive clips! Hit Subscribe and turn on notifications. ⭐ Love the Podcast? Leave a 5-Star Review! If you find Dirty Laundry helpful, please rate us 5 stars on Apple Podcasts & Spotify—it really helps us reach more people going through divorce. 📩 Got Questions or Topics You Want Covered? Drop them in the comments or DM us on Instagram! 00:00 — Intro 03:37 — The Dads Who Actually Step Up (And How to Tell the Difference) 05:12 — How Abusers Find the Lawyers Who Will Help Them Win 07:25 — Why CAS Training on Domestic Violence Is Almost Nonexistent 13:01 — Post-Separation Conflict — The Classification That Arms Abusers 18:27 — The Circular System Where Nobody Takes Responsibility 24:04 — When Reporting to Children's Aid Makes Things Worse 30:48 — What One Change Would Philip Make Right Now 34:04 — Keira’s Law — How One Murder Became Landmark Legislation 38:16 — Bill C-223 — The Next Step to Ban Reunification Therapy 40:00 — Why Reunification Therapy Is Made Up — And Harming Children 45:14 — What Philip Would Say to Victims Afraid to Leave 49:19 — Why Taking Parenting Time Away Is the Most Dangerous Move