This article is a serious discussion of Parental Alienation Syndromeand parental alienation generally (U.S. News and World Report, 10/29/09). Although it tends to elide the difference between the two, it’s balanced, doesn’t promote an agenda, but does understand the reality of PAS and the pain it can cause. As the article shows, parental alienation can come in a variety of forms, from the unintentional and trivial to the malicious and psychologically damaging. Full story
http://mensnewsdaily.com/glennsacks/2009/10/31/international-group-of-scientists-to-push-for-pas-inclusion-in-dsm/
