338 - Hope for alienated parents, with Ginger Gentile

This week on the show, I have Ginger Gentile joining me.

Ginger is a filmmaker and change-maker. She reunites families torn apart from parental alienation and divorce through her work as a coach and also through her films Erasing Family and Erasing Dad. She is a documentary filmmaker dedicated to addressing ignored issues and shedding light on solutions. She travels frequently as a public speaker and is an in-demand consultant for parents reversing alienation, startups and NGOs raising money, and filmmakers.

Ginger’s experience is also drawn from her own journey as a child of high-conflict divorce. She is certified to offer the New Ways for Families Course created by Bill Eddy of the High Conflict Institute and she is also a certified iPEC coach.

In this episode we talk about:

•         What it was like for her being a child of high-conflict divorce.
•          Her own experience of parental alienation and her realisations from it.
•          The subtle ways parental alienation can happen.
•          Reasons why some parents alienate their children from the other parent.
•          The short and long-term effects of alienation on children.
•          Advice for the alienated parent.
•          Communication strategies for the alienated parent.

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If you are curious to learn more about the topic of parental alienation, please listen to past episodes 325 and 326.

Check out Ginger’s website Erasing Family and Reversing Parental Alienation.

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You can stream her documentary Erasing Family on all major platforms.

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