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*stating or implying that the child is being abused or maltreated by the other parent. | *stating or implying that the child is being abused or maltreated by the other parent. | ||
The consequences of parental alienation or attempted alienation can be quite profound. Alienation at its best | The consequences of parental alienation or attempted alienation can be quite profound. Alienation at its best is a form of psychological programming; at worst, it's brainwashing. Alienation may result in the permanent destruction of a child's relationship with a parent and in long-lasting psychological problems. | ||
In their article, Bone and Walsh conclude that when alienation has been identified, the solution is to deal with it immediately: | In their article, Bone and Walsh conclude that when alienation has been identified, the solution is to deal with it immediately: | ||
