Susan Fletcher | Understanding Parental Alienation

To be successful in parental alienation litigation you need to work with an experienced psychologist, someone trained in forensic psychology, high conflict divorce, and who has a working knowledge of the law and the judicial system.
We are so happy to welcome just such an expert to the show this week. Susan Fletcher, PhD, is an author, licensed psychologist, and member of the Texas State Board of Examiners of Psychology. She is going to help us better understand the role of a forensic psychologist in parental alienation cases and how we can better help our clients. Our conversation covers practical strategies, including:
* How to spot signs of parental alienation
* How to find a qualified psychologist for your case
* What to expect from a retained psychologist
* How to prove (or disprove) alienation allegations in court
* And much, much more
Dr. Fletcher also leaves us with some suggested resources for both attorneys and clients. Don’t miss this episode!
Mentioned in this episode:
Fletcherphd.com - www.fletcherph...
Parenting in the Smart Zone, Susan Fletcher - www.amazon.com...
Litigating Parental Alienation, Ashish Joshi - www.amazon.com...
Overcoming the Alienation Crisis, John A Moran PhD - www.amazon.com...

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Hi Susan, what's your DSM V diagnosis when you have decided that there is "parental alienation"? What DIAGNOSTIC indicators are there to come to the diagnosis of "parental alienation"? What is your treatment plan in such a case?