Скачать или смотреть The psychological child abuse from parent alienation is transmitted from generation to generation

Parent alienation is not an isolated family issue—it is a cross-generational pattern that quietly erodes families across the United States. When a child is separated from a loving parent, the damage extends far beyond lost parenting time. It disrupts attachment, distorts how children learn to handle conflict, and teaches that relationships can be cut off rather than repaired.

This video explains how parent alienation doesn’t stop with one generation. It fractures sibling bonds, erases extended family, and is often repeated when affected children become adults themselves. What is commonly mislabeled as “high-conflict co-parenting” is, for children, experienced as profound and lasting loss.

The result is a cycle of broken family systems that continues unless it is recognized and addressed. This message calls for awareness, accountability, and a child-centered approach to stopping generational harm.

Content warning: Discussion of family separation and psychological harm involving children.