The legal situation in Romania regarding custody measures when parents split up - civil cases. Dr Simona Maria Vlădica #FamilyLaw
https://t.co/2UFp5Rokwc
@LDNVictimsComm@arminkahelic (2/2) an Annex to Practice Direction FPR Part 25B: Standards for Expert Witnesses in Children Proceedings in the Family Court https://t.co/xlN9WsmTED
@LDNVictimsComm@arminkahelic The Commissioner may not be aware that Experts and Assessors in England & Wales #FamilyLaw cases must meet stringent standards in order to be instructed to give evidence. These are laid down in (1/2)
PRIKAZ KONFERENCIJE
‘Separacija roditelja, otuđenje i oporavak djeteta: Razvoj standarda dobre prakse’ European Association of #ParentalAlienation Practitioners i Poliklinika za zaštitu djece i mladih Grada Zagreba
https://t.co/CJCmKWL0vM
CONFERENCE REVIEW
‘Parental Separation, Alienation and Splitting: Healing Beyond Reunification’ European Association of #ParentalAlienation Practitioners and Child and Youth Protection Center of Zagreb
https://t.co/nLKkvVdpTN
Dr Sietske Dijkstra, from the Netherlands, describes her study into how IPV and ex-partner violence can be played out by turning the children against the former spouse
https://t.co/OgNN8zrdAY
Karen Woodall discusses the nuances of working with the dynamic often referred to as ‘#ParentalAlienation’ with therapists Mia Roje Djapic, Benny Bailey, Claire Francica, Joan Long and Kelly Baker #RelationalTrauma#ChildMentalHealth
https://t.co/FFY9mtb0cS
Some of the takeaways from Dr Jill Salberg's presentation at the 3rd international @EAPAP_Europe conference. Jill is a psychoanalyst and Associate Professor of Psychology at New York University. She specialises in the transgenerational transmission of trauma.
Just a quick reminder that cases identified as ‘#ParentalAlienation’ are not suitable for Systemic Family Therapy. You can read the @EAPAP_Europe statement on this issue here: https://t.co/ytcX2rDBj3
Prof Dr Gordana Buljan Flander, Director of @ZastitaDjeceZG, brings our #EAPAP2020 conference to a close, thanking the production team, the speakers and the over 400 professionals who attended. We hope we have offered you a deeper and richer understanding of this problem.
The 3rd EAPAP (European Association of Parental Alienation Practitioners) European Conference with International Participation began yesterday. Here are some highlights:
https://t.co/VhJ5zIaeHa
‘Is an alienated child a traumatised child? In the sense that they are alienated from their own sense of self and ability to regulate their feelings, yes, they are traumatised.’ Prof Dr Bruna Profaca at the 3rd European Association of #ParentalAlienation Practitioners conference.
‘The theme of this year’s conference is the promotion of new clinical insights, and theoretical approaches to working with alienated children.’ Prof Dr Gordana Buljan Flander opens our #EAPAP2020 conference #ParentalAlienation#ChildMentalHealth https://t.co/aWsfj8IP3w
The alienating parent will try to convince the expert that the child is not attached to the other parent, but attachment is a neurobiological and innate process, the child is attached to his parents, regardless of the quality of attachment. - prof. dr. sc. Gordana Buljan Flander
Otuđujući roditelj svakako će stručnjaka pokušati uvjeriti u to da dijete drugom roditelju nije privrženo, no privrženost je neurobiološki i urođeni proces, dijete je privrženo svojim roditeljima, bez obzira na kvalitetu privrženosti. - prof. dr. sc. Gordana Buljan Flander
Hearing about the lifelong effects of toxic stress on children and their development/brains. Frightening and a stark reminder that high conflict separation can have impact for many years after proceedings end @EAPAP_Europe#eapap20