• who is contemplating divorce or going through divorce where children are present.
• who is fighting for the custody of children.
• who feels falsely accused of alienating their children against the other parent.
• who feels that their children are being alienated from them by the other parent.
• caught up with conflicts involving step-children.
• in law enforcement who must sort out these conflicts often “in the heat of the battle!”
• who provides legal or counseling services to a client in a custody battle.

1. What is Parental Alienation Syndrome (PAS)? - It is one parent turning a child against the other parent.
2. Is parental alienation syndrome (PAS) for real? - YES, one large study of 700 "high conflict" divorce cases followed over 12 years found elements of PAS are present in the majority of the samples.
3. What is the issue with PAS? - Some say it’s hard to identify or prove. Many PAS cases involve long court battles filled with accusations and counter accusations. This results in what can be an endless and costly search for facts and details! Dr. Bone will outline the “Do’s” and “Don’ts” involved in PAS litigation and proven strategies to win in court.
   

1. Revealing the facts about PAS and what you can do about it. He will address the misinformation and myths that surround the debate about PAS.
2. Showing how "attempted" PAS can backfire on the parent when the targeted child is not successfully alienated from the absent parent.
3. Explaining how to respond to your children when you see signs of attempts at alienating them from you.
4. Reveal that any attempt at alienating the children from the other parent is a direct and willful violation of one of the prime duties of parenthood.

1. Access and Contact Blocking - the active blocking of access or contact between the child and the absent parent.
2. Unfounded Abuse Allegations - the offending parent may make false or unfounded accusations of abuse against the absent parent.?
3. Deterioration in Relationship Since Separation - while least often mentioned, it can the most important.

• How to counter this destructive form of "brainwashing!"
• The true motives on the part of all members taking part in PAS!
• How PAS can impact your next marriage!
• What to do when your child becomes unexplainably hostile toward you!
• How to determine if PAS is causing you child’s psychosomatic complaints such as headaches, vomiting, loss of sleep, refusal to eat… when having to visit the "bad" parent!
• How to quickly develop a remedial plan to greatly diminish or, in most cases, eliminate PAS completely!
• The role of the Attorney, Psychologist, Court and a Remedial Plan!

Parent Alienation does not occur overnight. It’s gradual and consistent and is directly related to the time spent with the alienating parent. Dr. Bone will give you exclusive strategies on how to heal the relationship with the child.

All information in “Being a Better Dad” is 100% guaranteed for a FULL YEAR! If for after listening to and reading all the materials, you aren't satisfied with the information, contact us for a refund & you can still keep all the materials!

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Debby Hirschhorn, Ph.D.
Foremost Marriage & Family Expert

• "Dr. Deb" is one of only 12% of therapists who have specific training in Marriage & Family Therapy. She is a clinical member of the American Association for Marriage & Family Therapy.
• She has a full-time practice specializing in healing the wounds of verbal and emotional abuse--and seeing that parents do not pass these down to their children. People remark at how non-judgmental she is, given the difficulty of her topic.
  
• She has written two acclaimed books, “The Secret Marriage Killer: Eradicating Verbal and Emotional Abuse” and “How to Get Your Kids to WANT to Do What YOU Want Them to" (www.abuse-recovery-and-marriage-counseling.com).

1. How a fear of disciplining your child leads to abuse--and the exact steps you should take to prevent this.
2. The one and only time when anger at your child is permitted.
3. Five messages you didn't want to give your child when you bad-talked your ex-spouse.
4. Eight reasons blame is like a poison and 5 tricks for preventing it--with yourself, your wife, your ex-spouse and your child.
5. You will learn alternatives to the constant “hurt-anger-blame-guilt-forgive” cycle that may be occurring in your new marriage or with your former spouse and with your children. Many people will say, "I would never want to hurt my spouse or child…" then they do it anyway.
6. You will learn 4 critical steps that you must take to recover from being a perpetrator and 2 reasons why some unfortunate folks become abusive.
   

(Hint: they were either abused emotionally, sexually or physically or they were un-disciplined! Do either of these describe you or someone you care about now?)