Coaching people struggling with PA

In cases of pure alienation, the alienating parent can’t or won’t change their behaviors and no amount of therapy can change that. Save your energy and accept that you can’t change your ex.

Acceptance means “I can’t change what’s happened but I can do my best in handling the circumstances.

 

Category: Alienation    

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