The European Association of Parental Alienation Practitioners is a group which brings together the most senior and experienced practitioners in the field of parental alienation from Europe. This is a voluntary endeavour which is funded by the hard work of these clinicians who give their time for free to develop this organisation to protect parents the practitioners who work with them.
The EAPAP 2020 conference will bring together leading practitioners from Europe and the USA in the field of child abuse, trauma and attachment to explore the ways in which existing therapies and models of understanding of abuse and trauma can be translated into work with children and families affected by parental alienation.
Taking place over two days, the conference will deliver intensives in different aspects of parental alienation to present a cohesive set of standards for international assessment, differentiation and intervention.
This is a practitioner only conference, streaming of parts of the conference will be available for parents and a parents Q&A session will be co-ordinated on day two.
The speaker list for the EAPAP 2020 conference, which will be announced shortly, includes leading practitioners and researchers in the field of –
Intergenerational Trauma
Family Violence
Attachment
Personality Disorder
Family Therapies which are adapted to suit the needs of alienated children and their families
Object Relations Theory
Mind/Body Therapies for Trauma
Reunification Programmes
The focus of the conference is upon treatment of induced psychological splitting which is the internal issue which is seen in parental alienation. All aspects of treatment will be explored at the conference where international practice standards will be launched.
Early bird registrations coming shortly at www.eapap.eu
Hi Karen, how does one go about having the EAPAP conference in their jurisdiction?
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I am not sure what you mean Pete? Do you mean holiding it in your area? K
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Hi Karen, yes I do mean holding the EAPAP in Guernsey in 2021..
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Ah I see. Well the EAPAP Board would have to consider that. We are probably not going to have annual conferences but if you are interested in putting on a seminar such as the one we delivered in Zagreb this year that might be possible.
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Hi, how does an alienated father go about organising such a seminar – attendees, associations, cost etc etc
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Do you have any connection with jersey Pete?
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Hi Karen, I have a fellow alienated father who lives in Jersey and who I am sure would team up to put on a Pan island seminar..
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we could talk with Denise from Milli’s Centre for Separated Families, I am sure she would be interested. Shall I ask her?
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Yes please..we could then liaise to see if there is mileage in hosting a seminar
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I would like you to vontact me immediatelly by phone In Israel .i am an alienated mom ..need help
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