Archive for the "Domestic Violence by Proxy" Category

03.Apr.2010 April 25th: Abuser Awareness Day is Coming Up Soon

Filed In: Child Custody, Child Custody Battle, Children who witness abuse, Domestic Violence by Proxy, Legal abuse, Noncustodial Mothers, PAS, Parental Alienation Disorder, Parental Alienation Disorders, Parental Alienation Syndrome, parental alienation

Father’s Rights groups ran wild trying to get our governors to proclaim April 25th as “Parental Alienation Awareness Day” again.  Of the few governors that sign, I believe most were duped about this claim often used by abusive parents, being such an easy online process for the most part.  One state even states on their website when [...]

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29.Mar.2010 Why Terrorist Tactics Employed by Batterers Are Not “Parental Alienation Syndrome”

Filed In: Batterers, Child Custody, Child Custody Battle, Child Custody Issues, Child custody for fathers, Children and Domestic Violence, Children's rights, Domestic Violence, Domestic Violence by Proxy, Parental Alienation Disorder, Parental Alienation Disorders, Parental Alienation Syndrome, parental alienation

From the Leadership Council: Domestic Violence (DV) by Proxy: Why Terrorist Tactics Employed by Batterers Are Not “PAS” As more and more abused women lose custody to batterers in family courts, they are wrongly embracing the very ideas that enabled their abusers to gain custody in the first place. False accusations of “parental alienation” are often [...]

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05.Mar.2010 Criminal Rewards: The Impact of Parental Alienation Syndrome on Families

Filed In: Andrae L. Brown, Child Custody, Child Custody Battle, Child Custody Issues, Children who witness abuse, Children's rights, Domestic Violence, Domestic Violence by Proxy, Dr. Richard Gardner, Legal abuse, Noncustodial Mothers, PAS, Parental Alienation Disorder, Parental Alienation Disorders, Parental Alienation Syndrome, parental alienation

Here is an excerpt: Since 1985, the claim of parent alienation syndrome (PAS) has represented the extreme collusion of male entitlement, the mental health profession, and family courts. PAS is a pseudoscientific theory used to prevent battered women from protecting their children from exposure to violent and abusive fathers. It asserts that children who resist parents’ [...]

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14.Jan.2010 Another Parental Alienation Syndrome Article Bites the Dust: Mom Logic Takes Down it’s Shameful Post

Filed In: American Psychological Association, Child Custody, Child Custody Battle, Child Custody Issues, Custody Evaluators, Domestic Violence, Domestic Violence by Proxy, Dr. Michelle Golland, Getting Screwed by the Whores of the Court, Judicial Immunity, Legal abuse, Mom Logic, Noncustodial Mothers, Parental Alienation Disorder, Parental Alienation Disorders, Parental Alienation Syndrome, Psychologists, custody evaluations, parental alienation

They just weren’t posting an honest story about parental alienation.  Written by Dr. Michelle Golland, a clinical psychologist in California, it actually sounded more like an advertisement to drum up business.  Parents who have lost their children to abusers came to the article to tell their story, and to inform this psychologist that claims of [...]

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01.Dec.2009 Parental Alienation Syndrome Is Not A Mental Disorder

Filed In: American Psychological Association, Best interest of the child, Call to action, Child Abuse, Child Custody, Child Custody Battle, Child Custody Issues, Children and Domestic Violence, Children who witness abuse, Children's rights, Civil rights, Corrupt Judges, Corrupt Lawyers, Corrupt bastards, Custody Evaluators, Domestic Abuse, Domestic Violence, Domestic Violence by Proxy, Dr. Richard Gardner, Family Court Reform, Family Courts, Family Rights, Getting Screwed by the Whores of the Court, Getting screwed by the Family Courts, Hate Crimes, Judges who break the law, Judicial Immunity, Legal abuse, Non-custodial Mothers, Noncustodial Mothers, Parental Alienation Syndrome, custody evaluations, parental alienation

Psychologists who make their living at pushing this so-called syndrome are trying to get it approved in the next Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM V).  This must be stopped.  Too many children are ending up with abusers in family court once the words “parental alienation” are uttered. The American Psychological Association (APA) [...]

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05.Nov.2009 Bullies Do Become Frightenly Effective, Thank Goodness Ben Atherton-Zeman, Michael Flood and Other Good Men are Out There

Filed In: Activism, Angry Harry, Ben Atherton-Zeman, Best interest of the child, Child Abuse, Child Custody, Child Custody Battle, Child Custody Issues, Child Custody Mediation, Children and Domestic Violence, Children who witness abuse, Domestic Abuse, Domestic Violence, Domestic Violence by Proxy, Double X, Dr. Richard Gardner, Family Court, Family Court Reform, Fathers Rights, Glenn Sacks, Good dudes, Human Rights, Legal abuse, Michael Flood, Mother's Rights, Motherless children, Noncustodial Mothers, PAS, Parental Alienation Disorder, Parental Alienation Disorders, Parental Alienation Syndrome, parental alienation

From Double X.  Good job Joyce.  You’ve done your homework well with this one.  Go to the website and comment please at Double X.  See what some nutcase men are saying: Prevent Kati from molesting young boys By: manhood101 | Sun, 11/08/2009 – 13:14 delusional cunts like her are so funny when they are trying [...]

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14.Jul.2009 Mothers, Interrupted

Filed In: Activism, Bad Custody Evaluators, California, Child Custody, Child Custody Battle, Child Custody Issues, Child custody for fathers, Children's rights, Cleopatra complex, Corrupt bastards, Custody Evaluators, Domestic Violence, Domestic Violence by Proxy, Family Court, Family Court Reform, Family Courts, Getting Screwed by the Whores of the Court, Janelle Burrill, Legal abuse, Noncustodial Mothers, Parental Alienation Disorder, Parental Alienation Disorders, Parental Alienation Syndrome, Psychologists, custody evaluations, parental alienation

Original story from the Sacramento News and Review: Mothers, Interrupted These women entered mediation in family court thinking they would retain primary custody of their children. Mediator Janelle Burrill thought otherwise. By Chrisanne Beckner More stories by this author… Read 2 reader submitted comments This article was published on 03.21.02. From left: Jacque Vorce, Bet [...]

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