Assertion: alienation's parent | /r/HasProperty | dangerous
Facets:
value: in the child
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Brainwashing the child that the other parent could be dangerous
text: Reality gets flipped on its head and the other parent is considered to be the dangerous one, while the narcissist becomes a hero of sorts.
text: Withdrawal of love and approval Telling the child that the other parent does not love him or her Forcing the child to choose between parents Telling the child that the other parent is dangerous Confiding in the child Forcing the child to reject the other parent Asking the child to spy on the other parent
text: This includes criticizing and belittling the other parent, or telling the child that the other parent is dangerous, crazy, or somehow unworthy of the child’s love.
text: This includes criticizing and belittling the other parent, or telling the child that the other parent is dangerous, crazy, or somehow unworthy of the child’s love.
text: As Amy Baker writes, parental alienation involves a set of strategies, including bad-mouthing the other parent, limiting contact with that parent, erasing the other parent from the life and mind of the child (forbidding discussion and pictures of the other parent), forcing the child to reject the other parent, creating the impression that the other parent is dangerous, forcing the child to choose between the parents by means of threats of withdrawal of affection, and belittling and limiting contact with the extended family of the targeted parent.
text: For the child, parental alienation is a serious mental condition, based on a false belief that the alienated parent is dangerous and unworthy.
text: These tactics can foster a false belief that the alienated parent is dangerous or unworthy.
text: Triangulation by a parent may signal to the child that the other parent is dangerous and insensitive.
text: Badmouthing : Criticizing and belittling the other parent or making sure the child feels that the other parent is dangerous, crazy, and unworthy of the child’s love.
text: : Criticizing and belittling the other parent or making sure the child feels that the other parent is dangerous, crazy, and unworthy of the child’s love.
text: Leading the child to believe the other parent is dangerous
text: They attempt to do this by getting the child on their side and creating a distance between them and the targeted parent, often inciting conflict to demonstrate the other parent is dangerous or evil.
text: There is no one definitive set of behaviors that constitute parental alienation but research with both parents and children has revealed a core set of 17 primary parental alienation strategies, including bad-mouthing the other parent, limiting contact with that parent, erasing the other parent from the life and mind of the child (forbidding discussion and pictures of the other parent), forcing child to reject the other parent, creating the impression that the other parent is dangerous, forcing the child to choose, and belittling and limiting contact with the extended family of the targeted parent.
text: Parents who try to alienate their child from his or her other parent convey a three-part message to the child: (1) I am the only parent who loves you and you need me to feel good about yourself, (2) the other parent is dangerous and unavailable, and (3) pursuing a relationship with that parent jeopardizes your relationship with me.
text: There is no one definitive set of behaviors that constitute parental alienation but research with both parents and children has revealed a core set of alienation strategies, including bad-mouthing the other parent, limiting contact with that parent, erasing the other parent from the life and mind of the child (forbidding discussion and pictures of the other parent), forcing the child to reject the other parent, creating the impression that the other parent is dangerous, forcing the child to choose, and belittling and limiting contact with the extended family of the targeted parent.
text: The other parent is dangerous and unavailable.