Parental Alienation Vigilantes
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We are a voluntary group and has no religious or political affiliations.
The first step in addressing a problematic situation, is to be made aware of its existence by providing evidential information which will help to recognize the situation and subsequently manage it.
The consequences of Parental Alienation are seen in the effected children well into their adulthood and even beyond.
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Parental Alienation
It is child abuse in disguise and is also referred to as Hostile Aggressive Parenting.
It is well to realize that Parental Alienation, which is now universally known, is a process and not an event.

The Royal Blue Ribbon is the internationally recognized symbol of Parental Alienation Awareness

International Parental Alienation Awareness day observed on April 25 every year to raise awareness about Parental Alienation
Effects of Parental Alienation
In Parental Alienation one parent through words and conduct attempts to eradicate the children’s relationship with the targeted parent without legitimate justification. As a result the children in the family, ally more strongly with the preferred parent and rejects a relationship with the other parent.
Parental Alienation does not protect the children’s interests, it places them in peril. The same could be said with regards to the plight of the targeted parents.
The Children
The Alienated Parents
Parental Alienation Opponents
Warning Signs
Signs shown by the Alienating Parent
- Badmouthing the targeted parent.
- Allowing family members and friends to trash talk the targeted parent in front of the children.
- The targeted parent is hated and rejected without any justifiable reason.
- Withholding academic, medical and other important information of the children from the targeted parent. The alienated parent is not informed of any achievements of the children and even debarred from attending such functions.
- Children are discouraged, made to feel guilty for spending enjoyable time and getting involved in fun activates with the targeted parent. Such is not allowed and if it does happen, the alienating parent directly or indirectly reprimands the children.
- The alienating parent tells the child that the targeted parent does not care or love them and is held responsible for the troubles the children face.
- The alienating parent confides with the children what is made to appear as confidential information. Discussing proven or unproven extramarital affairs involving the targeted parent is not uncommon.
- Compelling the children to take decisions which is often opposed to that chosen by the targeted parent. Forcing the children to comply with decisions taken by the alienating parent that can affect the targeted parent immensely.
Signs shown by the children
- Lack of guilt: Children subjected to alienation has no sense of guilt about the hostility or disrespect they show the targeted alienated parent. No amount of atonement by the alienated parent shifts the children's feelings.
- Efforts to win back the affections of the children by the alienated parent are ignored or even laughed at by the children.
- Rejection of the alienated parent's family by the children can extended to all members of the family on the side of the alienated parent, which could include grandparents, cousins, and other family members who may be subjected to the children's disrespect and hostility, as a component of their alienation.
- The alienated parent is not informed of any special events or occasions involving the children, be it achievements in schools or universities. Not inviting and preventing the alienated parent from attending any such functions and in some instance, even withholding invitation to the children's wedding.
- Children calling the targeted parent by their first name instead of mum or dad. In some instances where the targeted alienated parent is the father, the children are made to refer to the maternal grand-father as dad.
Prevention
When there is marital disharmony always be on the watch out for Parental Alienation.
Ways to Cope
- Seeking help by obtaining advice and support from people and organizations is one way to move on.
- Parental Alienation is a known entity across the world and that is the reason there are many organizations worldwide that are operating to help the targeted parents and the victimized children.
- Never stop loving the alienated children unconditionally.
- The targeted parents are better off if they contain their emotions and feelings whilst keeping a positive attitude, and deal with the myriad of stressors that surface due to Parental Alienation.
- Assertiveness will help and improve coping skills.
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