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EPISODE · Feb 13, 2025 · 39 MIN

FFP 11: One Child Who Won’t Return: A Parent’s Worst Nightmare

from Fractured Families Podcast Fighting Parental Alienation · host Charity Schneider

If you want to share your story, please send an email to [email protected] Summary:In this episode of the Fractured Families Podcast, we sit down with John Kugel,a father who has been alienated from one of his three children while fighting to maintain his relationship with the other two. John shares his harrowing journey through a legal system that often fails to recognize the psychological abuse of parental alienation. From false accusations to court-mandated therapy, monitored exchanges at police stations, and relentless legal battles, John’s story exposes the emotional and financial toll of alienation. Despite the challenges, he continues to fight for his children, hoping that time and awareness will bring them back together.Talking Points:Recognizing the Signs of Alienation – How subtle undermining and external influences can start the process.Legal System Failures – False accusations, restraining orders, and the uphill battle for fair custody.Emotional Toll on the Alienated Parent – Coping with rejection, false allegations, and financial strain.Impact on Children – Erasing memories, controlling communication, and psychological manipulation.The Role of Professionals – How court-appointed guardians, therapists, and legal counsel either help or hinder reunification.Strategies for Alienated Parents – Parallel parenting, maintaining communication, and using documentation to build a case.Holding onto Hope – The long-term perspective of waiting for children to see the truth.Key Takeaways:Parental alienation follows a pattern. The same behaviors appear in nearly every case, making it crucial for courts to recognize them.False accusations are a tool of control. They are often used to remove the targeted parent from the child’s life while delaying legal proceedings.The court system is slow and expensive. Financial drain and legal delays make it difficult for alienated parents to fight back.Children are caught in the middle. Even when they recognize manipulation, fear of consequences prevents them from speaking out.Time is the only true ally. Many alienated children eventually realize the truth as they grow older and gain independence.Thank you for listening to the Fractured Families Podcast. If this story resonates with you or you’ve experienced parental alienation, we want to hear your voice.👉 Be our guest! Share your story and join the fight for awareness by signing up here: https://tally.so📲 Follow Charity:https://www.facebook.com/ParentalAlienationisRealhttps://www.tiktok.com/@parentalalienationisrealhttps://www.instagram.com/parentalalienationisreal/Together, we can amplify the voices of alienated parents and fight for change. Don’t forget to like, share, and follow for more episodes.🎙️ Let’s rebuild fractured families.#FracturedFamiliesPodcast #ParentalAlienation #LaurenCarr #JeremyTheAlienatedDad #CharitySchneider  #FamilyCourtReform #ParentalRights #ChildCustody #Resilience #HopeAndHealing #Podcast #parentalalienationisrealSupport the show

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