Parental Alienation: The Problem. Joshi, A. Michigan Family Law Journal, 46(8):7–10, State Bar of Michigan, USA, 2016. ![Parental Alienation: The Problem [link]](https://bibbase.org/img/filetypes/link.svg "link")
Paper abstract bibtex Ideally, a divorcing couple aspires for a healthy closure of a marriage. Yet when a marriage has produced children, a post-divorce parent-child relationship continues to exist and necessitates that the parents, despite their divorce, continue to co-parent the child. At the healthiest end of this spectrum, a child has positive relationships with both parents and desires time with each of his or her parents. The majority of post-divorce children fit into this category. At the other end of this spectrum is an unhealthy, pathological situation wherein a child rejects a parent. Where the rejection is unequivocal, strident, without guilt or ambivalence, absolute and without justification, we encounter the phenomenon known as "parental alienation."
@article{Joshi2016Parental,
author = {Joshi, A.S.},
title = {Parental Alienation: The Problem},
journal = {Michigan Family Law Journal},
publisher = {State Bar of Michigan},
address = {USA},
year = {2016},
volume = {46},
number = {8},
pages = {7--10},
abstract = {Ideally, a divorcing couple aspires for a healthy closure of a marriage. Yet when a marriage has produced children, a post-divorce parent-child relationship continues to exist and necessitates that the parents, despite their divorce, continue to co-parent the child. At the healthiest end of this spectrum, a child has positive relationships with both parents and desires time with each of his or her parents. The majority of post-divorce children fit into this category. At the other end of this spectrum is an unhealthy, pathological situation wherein a child rejects a parent. Where the rejection is unequivocal, strident, without guilt or ambivalence, absolute and without justification, we encounter the phenomenon known as "parental alienation."},
keywords = {parental alienation; parental alienation syndrome; estrangement; DSM-5; Qualitative Research},
url = {https://1drv.ms/b/s!AqneSWcIBOtasvQmmvRBeqbjfCaoGA?e=fL9UE8},
language = {English}
}
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