Who is PASI Teamed Up With?

PASG

Parental Alienation Study GroupParental Alienation Study Group, Inc. (PASG), is an international, not-for-profit corporation. PASG has 700 members – mostly mental health and legal professionals – from 55 countries. The members of PASG are interested in educating the general public, mental health clinicians, forensic practitioners, attorneys, and judges regarding parental alienation. PASG members are also interested in developing and promoting research on the causes, evaluation, prevention, and treatment of parental alienation.
PASG is an organization open to anyone who reports an interest in the topic of parental alienation—personally, professionally, or both. Membership in PASG does not signify approval of the individual by the PASG Board of Directors, nor does it indicate any special education, training, expertise, or credentialing regarding parental alienation.

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NPO

VISIONThe overarching goal of National Parents Organization (NPO) is to promote shared parenting by educating parents, divorce professionals, and legislators and by reforming family courts and laws in every state. We envision a society where:

• Shared parenting after separation or divorce is the norm;
• Children’s natural right to be nurtured & guided by both parents is fully honored;
• Society treats fathers & mothers as equally important to the well-being of their children;
• Children are happier & more successful because their loving bonds to their parents are protected after parental separation or divorce; and,
• The courts arrange finances after separation or divorce so that both mothers & fathers can afford to house and care for their children & themselves.

ISNAF

We are the International Support Network of Alienated Families (ISNAF). As a group of “targeted” parents and families members, we meet to provide support and education for one another. There are many excellent websites about “Parental Alienation” (some listed on our Resources Page). Our monthly meetings make us unique, sharing our experiences, pain, resources, information, support and hope. We meet in person, through Skype and by phone. Our goal and hope is to be healthily reunited with our children. We long for the day our children have a strong enough “Self” inside them to listen to their voice, not the one inculcating them against us. We want our children to be able to love both parents, and family members without guilt. Our group consists of different experiences, ranging emotions and various kinds of contact with our children. Another parent or family member is “targeting” us to annihilate us from our children’s lives. We are targeted parents and family members of alienated children.

VTH

VictimToHero.com is a platform that provides resources and support for alienated parents and children and raises public awareness of parental alienation.  Our position is that parental alienation is a form of domestic violence and child abuse.
Our first goal is to empower alienated parents. Alienated parents need the strength to become the heroes, to fight the good fights, to reunite with their children. We do this by providing information and support to alienated parents. Follow our Facebook page for workshops and resources.
Our second goal is to bring awareness to this serious problem. Currently, we are working on an art installation, a documentary film and various social media & art campaigns. Join our mailing list to stay updated with our progress.
So far, we have taken in-depth interviews with hundreds of parents who have been tragically alienated from their children. Our research is the largest research study of alienated parents to date. We have also interviewed many adult children of parental alienation, and many experts in the field.

ICSP

In 2013, a group of international shared parenting experts gathered to set up an “International Platform on Shared Parenting” under twohomes.org as an informal organization without legal identity and without a registered office. Shared parenting means equivalent, alternating care of children whose parents are living apart.
In order to keep abreast with increasing dynamics and to spur further developments in the field of shared parenting worldwide, it was decided to form an association with legal identity and a registered office: the International Council on Shared Parenting (ICSP). This new association consists of individuals and (as soon as practicable) organizations from science, family professions and civil society who are actively contributing to the purpose of the association.
According to its by-laws, the purpose of ICSP is:
1) to disseminate and advance scientific knowledge on the needs and rights (“best interests”) of children whose parents are living apart, and
2) to formulate evidence-based recommendations about the legal, judicial and practical implementation of shared parenting.

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