Parental Alienation Syndrome Awareness Headquarters

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I've worked with fathers alienated from their children for over 20 years. My own daughter sent me a letter in 1996 saying she never wanted to see me and that when she had kids, they would never see me. Now at age 30, she and the grandchildren live near me, while her mother who worked so hard to alienate my daughters, lives 600 miles away. My oldest has little contact with her.

Posted July 23, 2010

Cathyki@talktalk.net wrote

I do not know what to say. I have been apart from my children for 4 years 6 months. My ex husband has manipulated the entire situation and he has succeed in alienating both my children from me and their entire extended family. I write to them every week. They accept presents from me and my family but we get no reply. Absolute silence. My childrren were 12 and 10 when this started. A local priest visits them regularly to tell them how much I love and miss them but they just do not talk - they simply smile and accept any gift that they are given. They have written some awful letters that demonstrate clearly that they have been told about all the financial issues concerning the divorce. These letters have been analayized by a therapist and my ex husband has been told that the children require help. Everything is ignorned. The final financial hearing is happening on 28th January. He still is negative and bitter and seems to just want total control of their minds.

Posted January 07, 2009

Bryan Lee McGlothin wrote

Hello,

I'm Bryan Lee McGlothin. I was abducted by my father at age 2. I endured years of parental alienation before I finally found my mother when I was 33. For an abducting parent to succeed, they must impliment parental alianation in order to control the child.

I can attest to fact that parental abduction is child abuse and that parental alienation syndrome (PAS) does exist.
I speak publicly on the subject of parental abduction and will speak at the DC Festival 2008 "Family Preservation Festival" August 15th at 6p.m. at the Hyatt Regency, next to the festival at Upper senate Park
www.dcfestival2008.com

I am also the author of Have You Seen My Mother: A True Story of Parental Kidnap and will be signing my book at the festival. My book is the only book written on parental abduction from the child's point of view.

September I'll speak at the 17th ISPCAN International Congress on Child Abuse and Neglect in Hong.

It's all about the children!
Bryan
bryanleemc.com

Posted August 07, 2008