Research-Informed Alienation Prevention & Intervention
A balanced, clinically-informed program that helps targeted parents document and respond while also helping ALL parents examine their own behaviors.
Courses in Parental Alienation Prevention
Parental Alienation Prevention & Intervention Program
$179 ($119 for eligible subscribers). Court-focused program using the Alienation Repair Track for families experiencing alienating behaviors, covering recognition, documentation, therapeutic communication, and research-informed intervention strategies.
Bundle
Court-Ordered Specialization Bundle
$573 ($0 for eligible subscribers), save 30%. All 5 court-mandated specialty courses: Supervised Visitation, Substance Abuse, DV Safety Planning, Parental Alienation Prevention, and Contempt Prevention, at a 30% discount.
What you will learn
- PeacePath Alienation Repair Track, 9-stage intervention model
- Alienation Assessment Checklist™, identifying genuine alienating behaviors
- Parental Behavior Audit™, critical self-examination tool
- Alienation Evidence Protocol™, court-aligned documentation
- Reconnection Communication Guide™, scripts for rejected parents
- Intervention Readiness Assessment™
- Legal Strategy Planner™, building your case framework
- Relationship Rebuilding Roadmap™, phased reconnection
Who this is for
- Parents experiencing alienation from their children
- Parents accused of alienating behaviors who want to self-examine
- Families court-ordered to alienation-specific education
- Parents seeking reunification strategies
Frequently asked questions
Does this course take sides, alienated parent vs. alienating parent?
No. The Alienation Repair Track is balanced: it helps targeted parents document and respond, but it also includes a critical self-examination stage. We distinguish between alienation and legitimate estrangement.
Will this help me get my children back?
We provide research-informed strategies for documenting alienation, working with professionals, and rebuilding relationships. The course is not legal advice, but the documentation skills are directly applicable to modification petitions.
Can the alienating parent take this course too?
Absolutely. Module 7 specifically addresses prevention of alienating behaviors. Many courts order both parents to complete alienation education.