Resistance To Visitation Rethinking Parental And Child Alienation  

Oleh:

Stoltz, Jo-Anne M. ; Ney, Tara

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Family Court Review vol. 40 no. 2 (Apr. 2002), page 220-231.
Fulltext: 220.pdf (82.49KB)

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The authors argue that current formulations of the problem of resistance to visitation in separation and divorce are conceptually weak because they fail to take into account the adversarial influence of the legal paradigm. First- and second-order change theory is used to clarify the problem, and a new formulation is proposed that shifts the focus from the parent and/or child exclusively to the resistance dynamic as a whole. General guidelines for intervention are proposed based on a holistic, participatory model that takes into account the tensions involved inworking toward compliance while upholding the best interests of the child

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