HOW TO SILENCE A CHILD ABUSE VICTIM USE PARENTAL ALIENATION

1.FORCED COMPLIANCE(PUT THEM IN ABUSERS HOME) AND NORMALIZE IT:

bauact parental alienation=normalization of pedophilia

• • • • • • • • • 'affectional paedophilia'.say what?

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                • To those who have never encountered the phenomenon of pedophilia, .... However,affectionate contact may not necessarily characterize all man/boy ...... Interview: Hollida Wakefield and Ralph Underwager. Paidika 3:1, pp2-12. ...

2.THREAT THERAPY FOR SPEAKING OUT:

https://sites.google.com/site/parentalalienationinventor/richard-gardner-therapy

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posted Sep 20, 2011 11:05 AM by victorious children

Parental Alienation Syndrome (2nd Edition) Creative Therapeutics, Inc., Cresskill, N.J. 07626

March 2000 Addendum

Richard A. Gardner, M.D.

Another consideration, especially for younger children, would be temporary placement in a foster home or a shelter for abused children. This is obviously punitive and could help such children rethink their decision not to visit. Such placement could also serve as a transition site for visits with the victimized parent. There is much too much coddling, indulging, and "empowering" PAS children. These measures would provide sorely needed disempowerment. I am observing growing awareness of the importance of transitional sites for PAS children in the moderately severe and severe categories. Ideally, these should be places that have a homelike environment to make the children more comfortable with their transition. Residential treatment centers might serve this purpose. Visitation centers currently operate only during the day. If these could be expanded to accommodate overnight placement for varying periods they would serve well as transitional sites for PAS children. I see expansion of such centers in the near future.

http://www.secuestro-emocional.org/pas/gard00a.htm

CHILD TREATMENT IN PAS CASE

posted Sep 20, 2011 11:00 AM by victorious children

eXCERPT FROM http://www.secuestro-emocional.org/pas/gard00a.htm

Parental Alienation Syndrome (2nd Edition) Creative Therapeutics, Inc., Cresskill, N.J. 07626

March 2000 Addendum

Richard A. Gardner, M.D.

Another approach that would prove useful is for the courts to find an older child (11-16) to be in contempt of court if he (she) does not visit with the alienated parent. Once found to be in contempt, the youngster can be placed in a juvenile detention center for a few days to reconsider his (her) decision. Such centers do have children in that age bracket, so that such disposition does not require the creation of any new or special facility. Obviously, this is not the kind of a punishment that I would recommend for younger children. One might argue that such placement would expose the child to more serious offenders and he/she would thereby pick up their bad habits. If such placement is short-term, I doubt that this is likely to happen. Again, the youngster might be offered a visit or tour of the facility in advance while he or she is considering refusal. The juvenile detention center could also serve as a form of transition placement as described in this book, a place where the alienated parent could visit with the child as a step toward transition to the victimized parents home. Again, such a threat, if real, can provide the PAS child with the excuse to the alienator: "I really hate him (her); Im only going because its better than going to jail."

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    • .... horrendous methods including electroshock and threat therapy. ...

    • .alienationhurts.org/ThreatTherapy

    • 1998-The Parental Alienation Syndrome, 2 nd Edition-Gardner. ... Threat Therapy. Increased Frequency of Visits ...

    • Although frightened by unsubtle threats from the police, the teachers reported nothing amiss. ...

    • brainwashing by their mother and recommended something he called "threat therapy".

    • by Dr. Richard Gardner. ... something he called ‘threat therapy.’ ...

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    • Driscoll's "threat therapy" ruling, which remains in effect, is all the more controversial because it seems to rely on recommendations by Dr. Richard Gardner

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    • Jul 11, 2011 – Richard Gardner's Threat Therapy · Richard Gardner's Threat Therapy

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3.DRUG THEM:

ADHD BOARD OF PARENTAL ALIENATION PURVEYORS

https://sites.google.com/site/standbythechildren/home/adhd-theory-and-parental-alienation-theory/adhdboardofparentalalienationpurveyors

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Source check on FMSF Scientific and Professional Advisory Board, September, 2002

posted Sep 13, 2011 7:07 AM by victorious children