Introducing The Journey of the Alienated Child

The Journey of the Alienated Child, with its ‘right action at the right time’ protocol and evidence based therapeutic approaches which are based upon the co-therapy model used at the Family Separation Clinic in London, offers a new way of thinking and working with this family attachment trauma which is powerful in the hands of parents, who until now have had to rely upon others to intervene.

We look forward to welcoming all who are interested in a new approach to helping and healing alienated children, which is rooted in attachment science and based upon our proven success in treating the problem we call alienation.

“Self alienation is when someone disowns parts of themselves that are painful or unacceptable. This can be a way to maintain attachment to abusive caregivers” Dr Janina Fisher

Press here to book for our latest seminar – April 5 2025

4 responses to “Introducing The Journey of the Alienated Child”

Cora

May 12, 2025 at 11:50 am

Hi, is it possible for the child to reach integration / stage 4 even if it has ongoing regular contact with the parent promoting the splitting?

When does the next course start?

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1. karenwoodall
  
  May 13, 2025 at 6:13 pm
  
  yes it is Cora – I will write more about this soon – the next course that would help you begins later in the Summer, k
  
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Jan Henrik Anthun

June 15, 2025 at 7:27 pm

Same question as Cora. I havent seen my boy (14) and girl (17) for nearly four years. There has in the last six months been some contact with my boy including a skiing trip together then it all stopped again. But then my girl contacted me and we have been on the phone weekly and now all 3 of us are going on a two weeks vacation together. But I am terrified what to say and what not to say. Wish I could have some guidance about dos and donts.

Best

Jan Henrik

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1. karenwoodall
  
  June 16, 2025 at 11:27 am
  
  you can join our listening circles to get information on this – http://www.familyseparationclinic.com/parenting
  
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Karen Woodall – Psychotherapist, Writer, Researcher, Trainer