
REPLAY: Parental Alienation - May 2, 2026
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This meeting was a monthly session where Charlie McCready, a Parental Alienation coach, provided guidance and support to fathers experiencing parental alienation. Charlie discussed the emotional challenges faced by alienated parents, including grief, guilt, shame, isolation, powerlessness, injustice, anger, fear, and anxiety, and emphasized the importance of self-healing and working on personal triggers rather than focusing solely on rebuilding relationships with children. The discussion included specific scenarios from participants Kelvin, Naveen, Warren, and Will, with Charlie providing advice on dealing with alienating behaviors, court proceedings, and strategies for rebuilding relationships with children. Charlie also mentioned his Parental Alienation Sanctuary subscription service as a resource for ongoing support, and Jude, the founder of the Divorced Dadvocate community, encouraged participants to connect with additional resources and support networks.
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