Recopilación
de estudios y artículos sobre la alienación parental como nueva forma de
maltrato infantil
(2016,
Colibrí Europa, Sariego,JL)
Dr. Antonio Andreoli, a
psychiatrist in Geneva, Switzerland, published this article about the Medea
syndrome in a medical journal. The article addresses the clinical, diagnostic,
and legal aspects of parental alienation, as well as treatment strategies.
Article by 12 members of PASG,
which provides criteria for identifying expertise in parental alienation.
Amy J. L. Baker and her
colleagues have studied long-term effects of exposure to alienating behaviors
as children. In this retrospective study, previously exposed Italian college
students reported poor functioning with respect to self-esteem, depression,
adult attachment styles, and other issues.
Amy J. L. Baker and her
colleagues have studied long-term effects of exposure to alienating behaviors
as children. In this retrospective study, previously exposed adults reported
higher rates of major depressive disorder, insecure attachment styles, and
other problems.
DSM-5 diagnoses that relate to
children with PA.
Article in peer-reviewed
psychiatric publication, which explains the DSM-5 diagnoses that apply to
parental alienation and other problems manifested by children of high-conflict
divorce.
Three articles regarding PA
in The Judges' Journal: introduction by Judge Stephanie
Domitrovich; allegations that PAS is "junk science," by Rebecca M.
Thomas and James T. Richardson; article about "misinformation versus
facts" by William Bernet.
Eric Carbó, who has conducted
research on PAS deniers, published "Two Hypotheses on the Fanatical Denial
of Parental Alienation Syndrome."
The file contains: the
original article by Miguel Clemente and Dolores Padilla-Racero; the critical
commentary by William Bernet, Maria Cristina Verrocchio, and Stanley Korosi;
and the response of the Clemente and Padilla-Racero to the critical commentary.
This
article was published in Derecho de Familia, Revista Interdisciplinaria
de Doctrina y Jurisprudencia
12.- Encyclopedias
Parental
alienation has been discussed in several encyclopedias for mental health and
legal professionals.
Gardner's classic paper in
which he first described parental alienation syndrome.
Joan Kelly and Janet Johnston
criticized some aspects of Gardner's parental alienation syndrome and presented
a reformulation, referring to "the alienated child" rather than
"parental alienation."
Heleen Koppejan-Luitze wrote
this paper as a student at Open Universiteit in the Netherlands.
The treatment approaches are
based on the eight manifestations of parental alienation, as described by R.
Gardner.
Quotations from Canadian
cases, that traditional psychotherapy is not effective with severe PA.
This lengthy overview of
parental alienation by PASG member Olga Odinetz was published in a French
magazine for the general public, leRotarien.
Research proposal, objective
measures for differentiating alienation and estrangement.
Parental Alienation
International (PAI) is the bimonthly
newsletter of PASG. Use the link to accesss past issues of PAI and
for information about contacting the editor of PAI.
Brief descriptions of the
activities and interests of all PASG members.
Kathleen
Reay's description of Family Reflections, an intervention for severe parental
alienation.
24.- Mónica
Rincón http://psicologiajuridica.org/psj144.html
A propósito del síndrome de alienación parental
25.- Sariego, J. L. en http://gestionconflictosfamilia.blogspot.com.es/2015/01/reflexiones-sobre-el-sindrome-de.html
Revista
de Derecho de Familia. Num. 44 09/09 Ed. Lex Nova Sobre construcción jurídica de la alienación
parental como forma de maltrato infantil.
Amy J. L. Baker and Maria
Cristina Verrocchio have published several articles that show correlations
between childhood exposure to parental conflict and alienating behaviors to
subsequent well-being as adults. This article is one example of their research.
Here
is the abstract of the "PA Fallacies" article by Richard Warshak,
with instructions on how to obtain the entire article.
Richard Warshak's description
of Family Bridges, an intervention for severe parental alienation.
An important, lengthy overview
of parental alienation by Richard Warshak, which was published in the Journal
of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers
An award-winning paper
regarding the conceptualization of parental alienation as a disorder or a
syndrome.
Nelson Zicavo Martínez, a
psychologist in Chile, published "Parental Alienation and the Process of
Parentectomy" in Revista Cubana de Psicología.
Otros artículos y enlaces de interés:
1.- Children Held Hostage:
Identifying Brainwashed Children, Presenting a Case, and Crafting Solutions,
Second Edition
2.- C.
Segura, MJ. Gil y MA. Sepúlveda
El síndrome
de alienación parental: una forma de maltrato infantil. The
parental alienation syndrome: a way of mistreatment on children.
The traditional model of family has suffered in the
last years important changes and a great increase of splitting and divorces
have been produced. It's important to guarantee the fundamental right of
children to be related adequately with both parents, mother and father, keeping
on all their affective attachments. However, sometimes one of the progenitors
hinders the relationship among the other one with their children, and it leads
to the Parental Alienation Syndrome, one of the most subtle ways of
mistreatment in children, almost unknown up to now, although it is getting
transcendence since it produces an
important damage in the emotional welfare and the development of children
affected. Parental Alienation Syndrome is presented in this paper as a way of
children abuse and some kind of mistreating behaviours, psychopathological
consequences on childhood and the ways to intervene are exposed. Two cases
taken from our experience in the Familiar Meeting Point Service of Seville,
where the existence of this syndrome has been detected, as well as the ways of
intervention are also presented.
3.- Marisa Sacristan,
presidenta de la Federación Nacional de Puntos de Encuentro (FEDEPE),: PEF: uno
de cada cuatro niños sufre el llamado Síndrome de Alienación Parental - EL
MUNDO 04-08-2002.
4.- Comunitat
Valenciana Más del 20% de los menores atendidos en los puntos de encuentro
familiar padecen el síndrome de alienación parental según el Conseller de
Justicia
5.- Melilla,
informe sobre alienación parental
http://www.melillahoy.es/noticia.asp?ref=38398&pos=15
6.- Aragón, los PEF detectan casos de alienación parental
6.- Aragón, los PEF detectan casos de alienación parental
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1nOgwBe_CIi38fUuOEUCqzo3aHNKqNnUCtT-W0cXqkjI/edit?hl=en_US
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