PARENTAL ALIENATION COMPLEX CASE MANAGEMENT SERVICES

Parents or their agents seeking the Joint Case Management consultation services, recognising that family situations involving parental alienation (PA) are complex and may require integrated services. 

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Joint Case Management assists parents to assess the directions their case has taken, how they influenced the current outcomes and possible new strategies and directions. 

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The consultation includes reporting and informing them and their nominated legal counsel of the assessment outcomes and referral options. 

Consultation may also consider whether their matter is suitable for remediating alienated parent-child relationships and managing assessment, referrals and remediations. Consultation and assessment rely on information provided by the client. 

Joint Case Management supports parents to project manage integrated disciplines and services that may include intake procedures and comprehensive information about remediations including the Family BridgesTM workshop and After-Care Protocol (FBWTM+ACP), and other services, when assessment considers it appropriate.​

Parental Alienation (PA) cases are complex by definition. 

Parental Alienation is a narrative process manifesting in patterns of behaviour.  It constructs a new family culture that corrupts parent-child relationships to normalise vilifying and stigmatising parents to reflect them without due reason. 

Complexity result from 

PA behaviours are common across alienating settings but present differently in children within and across family settings. 

• Family Court ordered assessments vary widely. 

• Family therapy & counselling may entrench alienation 

• PA as a form of coercive-controlling Family Violence (FV) not fully understood.

• Ideological opposition to PA from gendered FV groups. 

Presumption that rejected parents has contributed to their rejection. ​

Alienating parents manipulate social and legal processes. 

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Vexatious

• Delaying social-legal processes. 

• Outbreaks of good behaviour.

• More therapy.

• Practitioner Shopping.

• Responsible allegations of harm

• Neglect

• FV/DC

• Sexual Abuse. 

PA Joint Case Management Process 

In Current times PA Cases require parents to project manage integrated disciplines and services.

Such services span and integrate: 

• Family therapies 

• Individual therapy-PA Trauma

• Parent education- PA psycho-social education 

• Evidence-based evidence preparation

• Evidence-based assessment 

• Strategic parent training-coaching 

• Coaching for engagement with Family Law practitioners

• Specialists remediation services 

PA Complex Case Management Services have now made the current times history.

WHO ARE OUR PARENTAL ALIENATION PARENTS? 

• NON-RESIDENTAL PARENTS 

• RESIDENTAL PARENTS 

• NO LAWYERS 

• CRIMINAL LAWYERS - PROTECTION ORDERS; ALLEGATIONS; OFFENCES 

• PREVIOUS FAMILY LAWYERS - AFFORDABILITY CHALLENGES 

• APPOINTED FAMILY LAWYERS 

• COURT ORDERS NO LONGER WORKING 

WHO ARE OUR REFERRALS? 

• LAWYERS 

• FAMILY DISPUTE RESOLUTION MEDIATORS 

• DOMESTIC VIOLENCE SERVICES

• CHILD PROTECTION 

• OFFICERS OF THE COURT - REGISTRARS 

• EDUCATION 

• OTHER PROFESSIONALS 

• PARENTS DIRECTLY 

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Does your matter fit the criteria of Complex Alienation Case Management? 

Because of the volume of matters it is important that we are qualifying matters where we see we can add value to prepare parents towards the best possible outcome. This does not mean your matter falls less important, as more the complexity of such matters and criteria assessments that they fit into as follows: 

• What identified your matter as a complex PA case?

• What multiple integrated services through PTA and DIG of which would be appropriate for your case? 

• What is the Risk Assessment we identified?

• What is our Conflict Check Assessment?

• Does your matter qualify under our Case Management Contract? 

Once you are offered a place of our Complex Alienation Case Management process it will mean to you a specialist team who will be collaborated providing you  a joint case monitoring and coordination during the process of your matter.