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Monday 24 September 2007

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When Ties to a Parent Are Cut by the Other

Most people would agree that one parent has the power to turn a child against the other parent; however, classifying the behavior as a mental health syndrome, as Dr. Baker does, has met with considerable criticism in the past. “It’s been a very controversial area,” said Dr. Baker, 48, who lives in Teaneck, N.J., and has a doctorate in psychology from Teachers College at Columbia.

Posted in Parental Alienation, child abuse, psychology, sex and metropolis

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