… ’s case, with the father’s agreement. The design of the survey … , arising from having been
charged for a sexual offence and/… could be suddenly withdrawn with irrevocable consequences. …

… A father can be the victim of derogation and false accusations of abuse by a hateful mother
… By contrast, treatment protocols for the PA child dictate that one must modify or remove the …

… for children who attempt to remove themselves from any … take care not to mistake a child's
separation anxiety and parents… Each adult blamed their daughter's deterioration on the other. …

… consent to participate; the parents have the right to withdraw … can use in-office visits to
monitor the transfer of care of the … the other parent, false accusations by the child, rejection of the …

… (especially mothers who may have been wrongly accused of … child alienated and in the
care of a disturbed parent—that is a … Withdrawal of love and approval; love of favored parent is …

… of parenting… is that we take care of our kids and right now … bit at a time [and] withdraw love
and affection so any time they … is a form of abuse, and parents are often blamed for their own …

… risk when in the care of their co-parent would label themselves as … In the emotionally charged
landscape of RRD it appears … Even when state intervention is necessary to remove children …

… This study explores how parents involved in care order … case: ‘I have been accused of having
conspiratorial thoughts … but … Participants has signed consent forms before participation in …

… the right to withdraw at any stage without any consequences. … of information as degrading
treatment, which then generated … to protect their parents from being falsely accused by society …

… participate, parents provided verbal and written consent. All … preferences regarding withdrawing
their child’s treatment. Only in … charged conversations in neonatal and pediatric intensive …