Understanding Parental Alienation Using the five Factor Model
This in-person event will delve into the intricate dynamics of parental alienation through the lens of the five factor model. Join us at 2600 S Loop W to gain insights, strategies, and tools to navigate this challenging phenomenon.
Join us for a comprehensive training on how to recognize, assess, and document parental alienation using evidence-based practices. This course will help professionals distinguish alienation from estrangement, identify key behavioral indicators in both children and the favored parent, and effectively apply the Five-Factor Model in forensic, clinical, and legal contexts.
What You'll Learn:
- The difference between alienation and estrangement
- Behavioral indicators in children and favored parents
- How to apply the Five-Factor Model in:
- Forensic evaluations
- Clinical treatment planning
- Court testimony
- Documentation tips and sample case language to support your findings
About the Trainer:
Dr. Stephen Morrison is a leading expert in parental alienation and has conducted extensive research on the Five-Factor Model. His approach emphasizes clarity and objectivity in high-conflict family dynamics.
"Parental alienation can be identified and understood when we use clear, evidence-based models — the Five-Factor Model provides that clarity."— Dr. Stephen Morrison
This training is ideal for psychologists, custody evaluators, attorneys, GALs, mediators, social workers, and others involved in high-conflict custody or family court casesDon't miss out on this enriching experience!
