Alienated Parents

This study proposes several hypotheses regarding factors that might place children at risk of being alienated from a parent. In Claudine and Godbout (2012) research they focused their qualitative research on six adults who have been alienated from a parent in the past. They focused on their life paths and lived experiences. The results for their study proposed many hypotheses concerning the factors that might place children at risk of being alienated from a parent. The existence of post separation conflict and at times domestic violence or the triangulation of the child appear to be components that favor the beginning of parental alienation. In this study it was also found the lived experience many of the respondents associated with this type of alienation had difficulties at school, internal and external behavioral problems and searched for identity after reaching their adulthood. At the end of Claudine and Gobout, research overcoming the alienation involves a lot such as the boundaries with the alienating parent and coming to peace with the alienated parent.
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Family law and tort law offer many solutions, but parental alienation is better off through family law interventions. Schwartz …show more content…
In Torren (2013) research focused in sixteen groups that were similar. This research focused on 22 children with parental alienation and their parents. The children’s level of anxiety and depression decreased largely following these therapeutic interventions. The families who participated in these treatments found to have overcome the effects of parental alienations. These families had to complete the twelve-month program to be successful. Torren (2013) also found the impact of parental alienation were negatively correlated with children’s level of anxiety and depression therefore therapeutic interventions were needed to help the child and the parent as