
Director Co-Parenting Matters Ltd. Family Therapy Consultant, Specialist Family Therapist, ISW, Expert Witness #highconflict #resistrefusedynamics#
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Joined January 2019
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Trish Barry-Relph retweeted
Children are not removed from the care of a parent in England & Wales on the basis of '#ParentalAlienation' but on the grounds that the court determines a child is suffering, or is likely to suffer, significant emotional harm [see Para 12.]
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Met police to stop attending emergency mental health calls - The Guardian - What now for Nearest Relatives under 1983 Mental Health Act when their relative is having a mental health emergency with no mental health services available to do a welfare check? apple.news/Ayguft69aTYeRo5P_…
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Young mental health patients 'at risk' in child wards bbc.co.uk/news/health-656954…
We must emphasise the importance of pretend play in child development childandfamilyblog.com/prete…
Trish Barry-Relph retweeted
What do you do if your children were taken away by your ex-partner?
Who do you call for help?
And how do you get them back?
Listen to this week’s Slow Newscast – Snatched.
Trish Barry-Relph retweeted
Exciting news. You can now embed (Almost) Anything but Family Court onto your websites with unlimited reads for your clients and potential clients and will be great value to them as they navigate the way forward. #mediation #familylaw @OnlyMums
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"Parenting time, parenting quality, interparental conflict, and mental health problems of children in high-conflict divorce": Correction to O'Hara et al. (2019) - PubMed pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3199…
Trish Barry-Relph retweeted
"To be a child who is the subject of disputed court proceedings is not a happy experience. Indeed, it is potentially harmful and can lead to long-term adverse emotional and relational damage"
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Parents asking for change and to be heard and supported by a coordinated team consisting of an ISW, parent advocate and parent coach. youtu.be/r2zi4syQtAs?list=PL…
(36) The Role of Grandparents in Divorced and Separated Families | Elena Moore - Academia.edu academia.edu/1926994/The_Rol…
What It's Like to Be an Estranged Grandparent: 4 Core Themes | Psychology Today psychologytoday.com/us/blog/…
Trish Barry-Relph retweeted
"Often when a couple separate, the resident parent may struggle with their own overwhelming emotions. [...] They may withdraw contact as a form of retaliation, wanting the other parent to suffer as they have.”
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Grandparents Day 2 October 2022 celebrating all grandparents and the work of Bristol Grandparents Support Group bristolgrandparentssupportgr…
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Trish Barry-Relph retweeted
Reading this with deep sorrow for those children in care, but also for all those children deemed not entitled to any social care support - prevented from having ANY contact with a parent, siblings, grandparents for months/years, facilitated by a broken private family law system
Read my article here about my experience of being split up from my brothers in care and the importance of staying connected 💓 @CoramVoice @ReesCentre communitycare.co.uk/2022/07/…
Trish Barry-Relph retweeted
This is somewhat whipped up by special interest groups & family lawyers. Vast majority of my legal enquiries state FoF has found PA or PA is suspected. My starting point, & that of my colleagues, is NOT "is this PA?" We seek to understand WHY a child appears resistant to parent
Questions over use of ‘psychological experts’ in parental alienation cases theguardian.com/global-devel…
Trish Barry-Relph retweeted
A very important and sound article from @thatgirlevolved - every time domestic abuse is primarily viewed through an ideological lens, it automatically and deliberately minimises male and LGBT+ victims. We all know it.
Domestic violence will never stop as long as we explain it through the lens of patriarchy and minimize, or ignore altogether, the biological and psychological factors associated with domestic abuse, writes @thatgirlevolved quillette.com/2022/05/21/why…














