In a 2016 scientific paper, DSM authors Dr. Narrow and Dr. Wamboldt say that parental alienation may be diagnosed as Child Affected by Parental Alienation Distress (V61.29) ...or as Child Psychological Abuse (V995.51) if one is talking about a parent alienating their child. This confirms that parental alienation is indeed in DSM-5.
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Parental Alienation IS in DSM-5
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The Nature of an Abusive Spouse/Narcissists
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Futures for PAS survivors
Why alienated children often wont marry 10. We know what it’s like to go through custody battles, and we don’t want to seal our kids to that fate by marrying the wrong person. Advertisements
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TIME TO CHECK YOUR RIGHTS
I contend that any legal process that could result in the loss of your freedom should be covered by the Bill of Rights as equally as it is applied in Criminal Court
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Being Stuck by Walter Singleton
https://waltersingletons.wordpress.com/Well, today I feel stuck. Just absolutely stuck. The pain of missing my children is always there to some degree, but today more than anything I feel completely FRUSTRATED. Helpless. I know where my… Source: …
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Give Them Time, They Will Come Around
Is it typical for a person to disown half of their family? When you’ve been raised by an alienating parent, unfortunately, the answer is yes
