The article focuses on techniques that targeted parents can use to cope with their painful situations.  For example, cognitive exercises such as thought replacement and positive self talk help targeted parents deal with depressing, unproductive thoughts and images that typically pervade their daily existence. 

Here’s a link to the article on Womansdivorce.com — http://www.womansdivorce.com/alienated-parent.html.  Please come back once you read the article and give us your feedback.

Some of Ms. Achen’s other comments were:

“Most books and articles on this subject are rather clinical and written for legal professionals, counselors and therapists.  This book takes you into the everyday life and challenges of an alienated parent.”

“I was very impressed with the extensive amount of research that went into this book and Mike Jeffries’ willingess to expose his story.  What I found refreshing was Jeffries’ ability to step back and take a journalist’s view of the whole story.”

And finally:

“This is a truly captivating book that I highly recommend to anyone facing or involved with a parental alienation case.”