More on Parental Alienation Syndrome…
“Furthermore, as Amy J. L. Baker points out in her book, Adult Children of Parental Alienation Syndrome – Breaking the Ties that Bind, adolescents are just as vulnerable to the tactics used to impede a relationship with the other parent. These young adults are at a point in their lives where they are allowed more responsibility to make their own decisions, and one of those is custody and visitation. Baker feels that alienators are probably quite aware of this and utilize this idea as they intensify their tactics to distance the children from the other parent. In addition to this issue, young adults are struggling for their independence from their parents and if one parent, the alienator, offers them more freedom and thus are more liberal with them, the children will be swayed easily to side with this parent. Alienators know this very well, and actually use this same technique when bribing their children monetarily with gifts and toys. (Baker, p. 182-183) Alienators are good exploiters of weaknesses in people. They will go after the weakest link to break the chain and command control of the other links in the chain. What better way to do this than with bribery and offerings.”
From:
http://publiclies.wordpress.com/2011/09/06/parental-alienation-in-older-children/
Also a short blurb on what Parental Alienation is:
Yep, I have seen this in action. It is really just too bad that some people feel the need to resort to such tactics – it only hurts the kids the most. I guess that is part of the problem – the kid(s) aren’t really a priority with alienators. That is really sad…
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