Getting Out From Under Parental Alienation Syndrome
Parental Alienation Syndrome (PAS) develops in a child when one parent poisons the child’s attitude toward the other parent, usually during or after the dissolution of the parents’ relationship. Children develop PAS when used as pawns in a war between their parents. Symptoms include anger, behavior problems and rejection of the alienated parent. The biggest loser in this scenario is the child, according to Kathy Hardie-Williams in her article on the topic (see below for …