PAS Intervention (PASI) is a federally recognized 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization founded in 1996 and dedicated to promoting awareness, prevention, and effective responses to psychological abuse and family relationship disruption. For nearly three decades, PASI has provided education, resources, advocacy, and support for children, parents, families, and professionals impacted by parental alienation, custodial interference, coercive control, family conflict, and other forms of relational harm.

With more than 50 active chapters worldwide, PASI has grown from a grassroots initiative into an international organization engaged in direct support services, professional education, public awareness, legislative outreach, research dissemination, and collaborative partnerships across multiple disciplines.

PASI is committed to advancing evidence-informed approaches that strengthen families, protect children, and promote healthy parent-child relationships. We believe that meaningful relationships between children and safe, loving parents are among the most important factors contributing to a child's emotional, psychological, and developmental well-being. When those relationships are unnecessarily disrupted, children, families, and communities may experience significant and lasting consequences.

Our organization supports continued research, professional education, and public understanding of family relationship dynamics, including parental alienation, coercive control, and other forms of psychological harm. We value the contributions of researchers, clinicians, evaluators, legal professionals, and educators whose work helps improve outcomes for children and families. We encourage an environment where professionals can engage in respectful dialogue, present evidence-based findings, and contribute their expertise without fear of undue pressure or professional retaliation.

PASI works to promote policies and practices that place children's best interests at the center of decision-making while recognizing the importance of safety, due process, family connections, and individualized assessments. We support initiatives that enhance family preservation when appropriate, facilitate healthy reunification when possible, and provide access to services that promote healing, resilience, and long-term well-being.

Our vision is a future in which every child has the opportunity to maintain healthy relationships with safe and loving family members; where families have access to effective education, support, and intervention services; where institutions are equipped with the knowledge and tools necessary to address complex family dynamics; and where public policy reflects the best available research on child development, family relationships, and psychological well-being.

PASI is dedicated to working collaboratively with lawmakers, professionals, community organizations, and families to build solutions that strengthen families, support children, and foster healthier outcomes for future generations.