Parental Alienation Syndrome in Court Referred Custody Cases

So-called Parental Alienation Syndrome has never been accepted by any professional body, and has been debunked by the American Judge's Association and the National District Attorney's Association. It is commonly used by abusive men to take children away from their mothers. Any psychologist that buys into this sham syndrome should be investigated for bias in custody evaluations they have done.

Until you've been a victim of a vengeful parent trying to completely phase out the children's father (or mother), until you've tried to tell your story and no one believes you or until you've been stonewalled from seeing your own children for years, you cannot possibly know how hurtful PAS is to entire families. It would be irresponsible and ignorant to dismiss this very real phenomenon as junk. With one false accusation, one spouse can destroy the other spouse's life; this is what the PAS parent desires to do, and sadly, at times, the court system goes right alond with it.

This is a text about an idea dreamed up by a pro-pedophilia psychologist. Abusers may buy it-a good way to identify them. One may as well buy a book about how to trap and cook a dinosaur- only the deluded would go for it.Come to think of it- is it possible the author is - - -delusional ? Why promote something that has utterly destroyed so many children ? The public pushers of this- scurrilous idea are- well- a group of people with very questionable- histories.