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Oxford University Press - Children Who Resist Parental Contact

Name: Oxford University Press - Children Who Resist Parental Contact
Brand: Oxford University Press
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Criminal & Forensic Psychology

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Navigating the complexities of child custody and parental alienation requires deep expertise. This book, published by Oxford University Press, offers a critical and empirically based review for those working within the legal and mental health sectors. As frustrations grow regarding the effectiveness of the legal system in handling cases where children resist contact with a parent, this text provides a necessary resource for professionals. By integrating research evidence with clinical insight, this work helps legal and mental health professionals improve their understanding of polarizing social dynamics. It addresses the specific needs of practitioners who must respond to the challenges of post-separation parental contact. This resource is designed to support a more informed and effective response to these difficult family situations, bridging the gap between research and practice in forensic psychology and family law.

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Provides an empirically based review of parental alienation to support professional decision-making.

Integrates research evidence with clinical insight to help professionals understand complex social dynamics.

Designed specifically for legal and mental health professionals handling post-separation contact cases.

Offers a differential approach to help practitioners improve their response to resisting parental contact.

Addresses the growing need for better systemic handling of unique family law and psychology cases.

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Brand: Oxford University Press
Format: paperback
ASIN: 019989549X
Category: Books > Subjects > Health, Family & Lifestyle > Psychology & Psychiatry > Applied Psychology > Criminal & Forensic Psychology
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 29 August 2012
Listed Since: 24 February 2012

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