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What's sadly missed with explaining Parental Alienation is the situation where the one parent removes the child geographically from the other parent but the child does not internalise the continuing denegration of the other parent. For some strange reason, it was decided that the term 'Parental Alienation Syndrome' would become 'Parental Alienation', which involved the child sharing the persecutory delusion, and overlooking the dictionary term 'alienate' (which covers the scenario where the relationship was disrupted by moving the child to an inaccessible location, and the internal connection between child and targeted parent diminishes. I re-iterate, it's not only where the child rejects the parent. This needs talking about, and the term needs updating.

I find Scott Galloway to be intensely insightful and almost always on point. I fully agree that we need to add curriculum for personal finances and wealth building in high school. In a lot of ways our long term success depends on how good we are at mobilizing the money we make. Already have his new book “The Algebra of Wealth” on my read next list in Goodreads. #personalfinances #wealth #money #investing #book #bookrecommendations #scottgalloway

Spend the next 7 minutes & 36 seconds to learn the macro challenges for the younger generation. I was aware of some of these challenges especially housing costs, but this is a real eye opener. If our parents helped us all to a better life, we need several hard changes to help the next-up generation. watch. learn. help. #socioeconomic

https://lnkd.in/gtsm3nqn "In Jesus' mighty name, we declare liberty from suffocating relationships! Husbands and wives, break free from the shackles of negativity and embrace love, peace, and understanding. Follow @BISONGSIMONTV for inspiration and guidance on nurturing healthy relationships! #MarriageMatters #Freedom #LoveConquersAll"

So, pornography. . . it's everywhere and, perhaps, the favorite Christian sin. Its destruction is in the church and healing is available through Christ. I read from my memoir and journal in this episode. Break the Silence with me. Find the healing with me. Connect: FB – Victorious,anyway – Follow me! www.victoriousanyway.co 4lauriesullivan@gmail.com  Learn:  www.victoriousanyway.co Coaching:  4 customized sessions to your pain story. [introductory price=$199] Read:  Married by Myself: Living a Parallel Life with a Man Hiding Behind the Cloth   [$20] Write:  Married by Myself: Journal to Healing. [$15]             Happy Thoughts: A 31-Day Journal to Cultivating Joy  [$15]

Every year, professionals and retirees with disposable incomes and investable funds make charitable giving decisions, with colleges and universities among the top recipients of donor largesse. While over the past 5 years the total number of individual college donors has decreased, leading to greater reliance on megadonors, moderate-sized gifts of $10,000-100,000 (coming from about 2.5% of all donors, in many cases made through trusts, testamentary dispositions, and family foundations), still accounted for close to 15% of the voluntary gifts received by reporting colleges and universities last year. Gifts of $100,000 to $1 million (coming from only 0.5% of donors) accounted for over 25%. Some modest-to-moderate givers have been openly telling their beneficiary institutions for years that they have been reducing or skipping their gifts due to declining academic rigor and standards, lower emphasis on teaching and learning, administrative bloat, loss of focus on traditional or valuable subjects of inquiry, rank-chasing, intolerance for viewpoint diversity, or overemphasis on identity politics, among other problems. The anti-semitic harassment on many campuses at a scale possibly never before seen in the U.S. should lead to many more such conversations. Non-Jewish donors may not be nearly as exposed as Jewish ones to news items such as those collected below, but they should also take note. Even if you are not directly affected or would like to reserve political judgment because you do not know enough about the background, the tenor of these disturbances (not to mention the level of student and faculty participation shortly before finals) should prompt some serious thought before any gifts about the quality of education the donations are funding. 

Today we are beginning a conversation about immorality - What exactly is it? How do we protect ourselves and our children? What does the Bible have to say about this? Join us!

On #EconomicsApplied, Elias Papaioannou joins to discuss the issues with #populism and what are possible causes from it. Watch the full episode now: https://lnkd.in/gRumhMHx

New Class on Cults Vs. Communities in April. Learn more here: https://conta.cc/3PotQ0D

This video discusses the complex dynamics of parental alienation and its effects. #naopas #nationalassociationofparentalalienationspecialists #parentalalienationawareness