Two types of Parental Alienation

As a young psychology intern in the late 1970s, my first patients were boys from divorced homes, suffering from what was then called “father hunger.” In those days, when parents split up, dads fell by the wayside. Fathers saw their children at the mothers’ discretion.

Please join us in D.C. this September. We had a great time last year!!!! For to long parents and their children have been exploited. Let your voice be heard for you and your children!!!

It may be a lifelong dream for a woman to have a child, but it is definitely not a dream for a child to grow up without a father.

All charges have been cleared on him

People often ask me why am I so passionate about Father’s Rights.

I ask them why are they not?

Undermining loving parent-child relationships as child maltreatment

[The following was written by an anonymous contributor.]