Child Less Parent: "Snapshots" of Parental Alienation: Information for Divorced or Divorcing Parents

A must-have for parents in high conflict divorce. Child Less Parent: "Snapshots" of Parental Alienation provides vital information, education, and support to divorced/divorcing parents and their extended families. Parental Alienation causes children to reject one parent after a divorce or separation and is often considered a form of child abuse because of the negative psychological impact it has on kids. Many "targeted" parents don't seek help because they are fearful of losing their children permanently or are ashamed of their situations. Child Less Parent: "Snapshots" of Parental Alienation breaks down the barriers preventing parents from seeking help by providing clear and easily understood information. Accompanied by vivid photographs, Child Less Parent affirms the value of the targeted parent and offers hope to struggling families.

Author: Jennifer McBride
Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Published: 04/04/2012
Pages: 38
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.14lbs
Size: 9.00h x 6.00w x 0.10d
ISBN: 9781466493827

About the Author
Jennifer McBride is the author of Touching the Trees (a motivational memoir about mid-life divorce), Cape of Leaves (a collection of poetry), and Basement Daisies (affirmations and photos for cancer patients and their families). She is a member of the Loft Literary Center in Minneapolis. An avid photographer, as well as writer, Ms. McBride looks for the story in every picture she takes. "The photographs in Child Less Parent all speak to me about the issue of Parental Alienation. They highlight all the emotions an alienated parent feels, especially hope." Committed to helping others through her books, Ms. McBride is available to speak with organizations about how she can further their mission by creating beautiful and informational projects. She can be reached through her publisher, CCS Communications, LLC. Jennifer McBride lives in Minnesota with her family.

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