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Have you experienced a difficult divorce, long processing time, discrimination, parental alienation and/or have you lost partial or all contact with your child?
A personal test of parental alienation based on the Five Factor model to identify minor, medium and complex parental alienation. The personal test can be used as documentation in in family court cases.
An 8-week programme with 6-8 other parents that meet 3 hrs per week online to discuss there experiences, current situation and how to create a positive future. All groups are facilitated by professional terapist's or coaches.
After the personal test and 8-week programme you are offered a number of follow-up activities such as check of your case, support on building good individual contact with your child and joint activities and talks with other parents in the same situation.
The 8-week programme
You join a group with 6-8 parents that meet 3 hrs per week in local languages to discuss their experiences, current situation and how to create a positive future facilitated by professionals.
- 8 weeks with 8 parents.
- 3 hours per week.
- Good talks and positive solutions.
- Facilitated by professional therapist's and coaches
- Online in multiple languages
- Follow-up offers
Main topics:
- Current situation: what is good? what is bad?
- Identity crisis: what effect does it have on you?
- Frustrations: are you frustrated? whose fault is it?
- Power: Who has the power and why?
- Lost contact: How to reconnect a relation?
- Positioning: who was I and who am I now?
- The battle for rights: Can you think of it differently?
- My present life: what should be the focus?
- Hope and the future: How do you create a positive future?
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