Category: Parental Alienation
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If you were alienated from your parent as a child, the impact doesn’t stay in childhood. It shapes your relationships, your trust, your sense of self — often without a name for what happened. There is support that understands this ticking timebombs.
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The window closes differently for grandparents. By the time a grandchild could independently find you — question the story they were told, want to know where they came from — you may not be here. This is not a wound with a long recovery arc. This is a window, and it closes.
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The child is not the target. The child is the weapon. The grief has no name, no ritual, no public acknowledgement — your child is alive, and you cannot mourn them. The science is less contested than it looks. The most powerful thing you can offer your child is a parent who hasn’t been destroyed…