Parental Alienation Awareness Organisation EU

Parental Alienation Awareness Organisation EU is located in Arnøje, Denmark on Arnøje Bygade 30. Parental Alienation Awareness Organisation EU is rated 3 out of 5 in the category higher education in Denmark. Author’s recommendation to parent and child victims and their lawyers, based on Dr. Kruk's message: 1. If your client is, or if you are, a child or parent victim of parent alienation and legal, judicial or mental health professionals do not act in accordance with their professional ethics standards – file a well-documented complaint with their ethics committee and consider alerting the public that they may be in danger by being exposed to professionally negligent, incompetent and unethical professionals. 2. I strongly urge you to consider devising a way to use Dr. Kruk's article and Dr.Craig Childress as part of your evidentiary and litigation strategy. I urge you to place Dr. Criag Childress and Dr. Kruk's article into the possession of all involved in your clients' cases: mental health professionals, Guardians Ad Litem, attorneys and judges. Author's warning to judges, mental health professionals and lawyers: 3. You now have no reason not to act in your professional capacity rapidly to protect a child in your care. If you are presented with the opportunity to investigate if a child is being abused, and you do not - judges: you are abusing your discretion, you are abusing your power. Mental health professionals and lawyers: you may be committing malpractice if you dont act to protect a child from child abuse, or act in furtherance of child abuse, based on these warnings from PhDs, PsyDs, MDs and JDs - you may be an accomplice to child abuse to effectuate domestic violence. Child Psychological Abuse..DSM-5 diagnosis of V995.51 Child Psychological Abuse 309.4 Adjustment disorder V61.20 Parent Relationship Problem V61,29 Child Affected by Parental Relationship Distress V995,51 Child Psychological Abuse, confirmed.. DSM 5 CAPDR Child Affected By Parental Relationship. ICD 10 F 24. ICD 11. QE52,0 Caregiver-child relationship problem which reads "Substantial and sustained dissatisfaction within a caregiver-child Caregiver relationship problem.