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Expanding Perspectives: Understanding "Parental Alienation"
Please join Children 4 Tomorrow on April 25, 2025 for the 6th Annual Symposium 2025 to get a better understanding about why a child may refuse contact with a parent after previously having a positive relationship, particularly during family separation, divorce, or custody disputes. This emotionally charged issue can lead to anger, frustration, and legal proceedings between parents, grandparents, and professionals. Instead of placing blame on one parent, the event will explore behaviors, patterns, and how they can be corrected. Children 4 Tomorrow's 6th Annual Symposium will offer new perspectives on understanding "Parental Alienation" as a form of psychological child abuse. Attendees will gain a deeper understanding of family dynamics and learn how to address these issues professionally. This is a must-attend event for attorneys, judges, mental health professionals, and school personnel.The techniques shared will help detect, seperate, and identify what is happening in high-conflict families. These insights are criticle in supporting children's mental health and stopping cycles of abuse. "Time is the enemy," as Amy Baker emphasizes.
When: April 25, 2025
Where: Webinar (Live via Zoom)
Time: 8:30 am - 5:00 pm (Central Time)
Contact: Children 4 Tomorrow (713) 660-0760
Email: dwilenelindsey@children4tomorrow.org
Fees: $50 - Professionals (legal & mental health) Needing an Accreditation Certificate
$15 - All Other Participants
*If you're facing a financial hardship and unable to afford the 2025 symposium, please contact us for assistance.
8 CEUs - Mental Health (LSW, LMSW, LSCW, LPC, LMFT)
8 CLEs - Legal (Judges & Attorneys)
8 CPEs - Teachers & Schools Administrators (TEA Accredited)
Keynote Speaker: TBA
Speakers: TBA