Parents Acting Badly | Parental Alienation & Family Advocacy Paperback

Some battles are fought in courtrooms. Others are fought in the hearts of children. This book addresses both.

Parents Acting Badly: How Institutions and Societies Promote the Alienation of Children from Their Loving Families is a powerful, research-grounded examination of one of the most painful and underrecognized forms of family trauma — parental alienation. Written for parents, advocates, therapists, and anyone who has witnessed or experienced the devastating impact of family separation, this book shines a light on the systemic forces that allow alienation to persist — and offers a path forward.

Whether you're a parent fighting to maintain a relationship with your child, a professional working in family law or child welfare, or an advocate for family rights — this book will validate your experience, expand your understanding, and equip you with the knowledge to fight for what matters most: the children.

What You'll Gain

• A clear, research-backed understanding of parental alienation and its causes
• Insight into how institutions and social systems enable family separation
• Tools and frameworks for advocacy, healing, and reconnection
• Validation for parents who have felt unseen, unheard, and powerless
• A roadmap for systemic change and family restoration

Format: Paperback | Topic: Parental Alienation, Family Advocacy, Child Welfare

Knowledge for the mind. Grace for the soul.