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Don't Alienate the Kids!:

Raising Resilient Children While Avoiding High Conflict Divorce
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Unhooked Books, Apr 1, 2010 - Child welfare - 269 pages
Bill Eddy presents a new theory of child alienation in divorce. In his theory, there are no bad parents - just bad behaviors, many of them inadvertent by many people including family, friends, professionals and the family court adversarial process. All of these bad behaviors combine into "1000's of Little Bricks" that build a wall between a child and one of his or her parents. It's really a result of a Culture of Blame that builds up around the child - and the child joins in. But parents, family, friends and divorce professionals have a choice. They can use these bricks to build a Foundation of Resilience instead - even during a divorce. Eddy says that the goal of the book is to explain all of the little behaviors (little bricks) that parents and professionals should avoid, and all of the little behaviors (little bricks) that they should use to build this Foundation.
  

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Contents

Building aWall What to Avoid
1
Building a Foundation What to Do
107
Before You Go To Family Court
227
Is Your Child Alienated?
233
Evaluating Sexual Abuse Reports in Family Court
241
New Ways ParentChild Talk
247
Index
259
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