Parental Alienation Day, the holiday of heartbreak

Parental Alienation Day is one holiday that no one wants to celebrate.  For many the name stirs a mild curiosity.  For others, a searing pain that cuts through their very soul.

Mike Jeffries said it best on Basil & Spice when he wrote, “You won’t find an e-card that says, ‘Happy Parental Alienation Day.’ However if more people know why parents alienate a child from the child’s other parent, and how damaging these behaviors are to the child, then more people can help address the problem. Awareness and education are the first steps towards change.”  See Parental alienation information and support.

How common is parental alienation?  Four out of every 10 children whose parents don’t live together haven’t seen their fathers in over a year.  See Why is there a fathers rights movement?.

Mothers are victims of parental alienation too.  Which is why some are left scratching their heads when radical feminist domestic violence advocates and so-called “protective mother” groups film fake documentaries to convince legislators that parental alienation isn’t real.  more…

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