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Join us as we welcome back Dr. Mark Singer, a licensed psychologist with expertise in custody and family court evaluations, to explore the challenging issue of parental alienation. We untangle the complex web between the falsehood of parental alienation syndrome and real alienating behaviors, emphasizing that the former is not an official diagnosis but a term used to describe certain detrimental actions by a parent that can impact a child's relationship with the other parent. Listen in as we discuss the crucial differences between estrangement due to legitimate abuse and alienation caused by one parent's negative influence, drawing from real-world scenarios to illustrate the subtle yet significant effects on a child's attachment and well-being.

Navigating family conflict requires a delicate balance, especially when faced with parental alienation. In this discussion, we provide heartfelt strategies for the targeted parent to preserve a positive relationship with their child amidst the other parent's disparaging narratives. Discover how consistently demonstrating love and avoiding defensiveness are key, and learn why punitive reactions can unintentionally worsen alienation. We delve into the power of showing unconditional love and establishing boundaries, ensuring that a child's perception of love is not tainted by conflict.

Blending families brings its own set of challenges, and this episode doesn't shy away from the intricate dynamics involving step-parents, discipline, and sibling relationships. We examine the roles step-parents play in a child's life and the importance of clear household rules, addressing how to cope when a non-custodial parent undermines a step-parent's authority. As Dr. Singer shares insights on the potential for estranged parents and children to reconnect over time, we underscore the value of maintaining a consistent and loving presence in a child's life, no matter the complexities. Plus, we highlight the critical role of therapy in ensuring a safe and nurturing environment for children, touching on New Jersey's progressive child safety policies and the challenges of identifying and addressing unseen abuse.