Impact of Parental alienation on Professionals
Channel: The Nurturing Coach
Date: 2017-11-26

"NARCISSISTIC EX AND THE NEW SUPPLY" 
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Impact of Parental Alienation on Professionals

Professionals can be involved in a parental alienation case in a number of ways:

GP (referrals or disclosures)
Schools (witnessing behaviour and supporting child)
Social workers (child protection cases)
Cafcass workers (family court)
Early help workers (supporting families)
Solicitors (holding cases)
Judges (residing on cases)
Counsellors (supporting family members)
Support services (supporting family members)
Police (investigating)
Mental Health team (supporting individuals)

From case studies I have been involved in you sometimes get one professional out of all of them who identify parental alienation but little gets done about it.

Professionals are manipulated by narcissists.  They play the victim with such expertise that everyone believes them.  Children are separated from caring parents with the support and authority of professionals in some cases and it is this which I want to address.

All the work we do is to highlight awareness and that includes for professionals.  It is damaging reputations and i have known of many a professional who has lost their job as a result of failings in identifying PA.

It is a complex issue but there are key warning signs:

Alienation of whole family
Regular allegations
Not accepting any responsibility

These are not difficult to spot.   However without knowing they are signs the pieces of the puzzle are not put together.

The impact for the professional is three fold:

They are being manipulated and their practice is being put in jeopardy simply because they have not received relevant training and the correct interventions haven’t been designed
They are involved with a narcissist which comes with a whole load of issues which we have spoken about before
The drain on services when you could be supporting someone in genuine need

Therefore it is important that you educate yourself on this and we at NAPARRC want to help with that.  We have put together awareness training for professionals and are working on designing interventions which will actually work in these cases.  If you would like to know more please email me at enquiries@thenurturingcoach.co.uk

We at NAPARRC understand this process and the real risk involved.  We want to be YOUR army to fight them so come and join the Facebook group to access free support and guidance from specialists and peers www.facebook.com/groups/NAPARRC