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According to the experts, parental alienation takes a variety of forms. In the mildest form, alienating parents might:
  • Seem indifferent as to whether visitation with the target parent happens
  • Not going to a place or event where the target parent might be
  • Not encouraging communication with the target parent between visits

At a moderate stage, an alienating parent may:
  • Actively discourage visitation
  • Tune out any positive comments about the other parent
  • Avoid speaking to the other parent-communicating through the child
  • Try to keep the target parent away from them ("Dad can pick you up, but he needs to stay in his car.")
  • Destroying photos, gifts or other things given by the target parent to the child or the family

At a more severe or advanced stage, the alienating parent may:
  • Tell known lies about the target parent
  • Overtly criticize the target parent in front of the children
  • Encouraging the children to keep secrets from the target parent
  • Threaten to withhold love or privileges if the child "sides with" the target parent.  [Stage one]


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