When divorce divides more than just parents, the consequences for children and families can be devastating. In this episode of Reflect w/ Ed Fassio, we delve into the rarely discussed but profound impact of parental alienation. Uncover how unresolved tensions and manipulation can turn children against one parent, leading to lasting emotional scars. We’ll explore expert insights, real-life accounts, and the evolving legal landscape that’s starting to recognize parental alienation as a form of emotional abuse. Whether you’re a parent, family member, or someone interested in the unseen effects of family dynamics, join us as we shed light on the human toll of “lost connections”—and discuss the hope for healing and reconciliation.This episode challenges assumptions, reveals hard truths, and opens a crucial conversation about one of the darkest yet most overlooked consequences of family breakdown.Welcome to Ed Fassio's "Reflect" Podcast, where life's lessons intertwine with the intricacies of behavioral science, current events and the ever-evolving world of technology. Dive deep into the insights of an industry professional with a rich tapestry of experiences, as Ed bridges the gap between personal narratives and cutting-edge tech knowledge. Subscribe and join us on a journey of discovery, reflection, and innovation!Learn more at: https://www.reflectpodcast.comCheck out our partners here: https://bytebrain.org/partners*Disclaimer*The content presented in this podcast/video may include AI-generated materials that are intended to demonstrate the evolving capabilities of technologies like artificial intelligence. While we strive for accuracy, it’s important to note that AI-generated content may not always be 100% accurate or comprehensive. We strongly encourage viewers and listeners to conduct their own research and consult trusted sources to validate the information presented here.This podcast/video is designed to showcase the advanced concepts of AI and related technologies, and any curated content or digitally generated materials should be viewed as part of that demonstration. Always rely on your own discretion when applying or sharing this information.Send us a textSupport the showLISTEN TO MORE EPISODES: https://www.reflectpodcast.com

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