#1. Educate.
We educate social workers, counselors, mental health professionals, law enforcement and attorneys as to what parental alienation is and how it takes hold in a child. We accomplish this by attending conferences and setting up a booth and talking to people one on one. We take surveys at these conferences to gain insight about our audience. You may review the survey questions asked and the results on our website.
To read about our surveys and to see the results, click HERE.
#2. Send Encouragement!
During our war we felt alone & forgotten- getting a card to say Hey! You’re not forgotten! Keep going! would’ve meant the world to us – so periodically we send out words of encouragement so that our alienated family knows they are not forgotten & that they matter!
#3. Mail Brochures.
We mail our resources literally all over the world! To date, we’ve mailed over 2,000 brochures worldwide to multiple states & countries. Your donations help with postage & mailing costs of these resources!
#4. Speak.
Education comes from awareness. My very first speaking engagement was to an audience in Trinidad, West Indies via zoom! In 2019, I had 3 speaking opportunities and already have a couple lined up in 2020! I am constantly working on securing more speaking engagements and obtaining audiences in all walks to help educate about this devastating form of abuse!
2019
#5. Write.
The power of the written word should never be underestimated. We educate outsiders about parental alienation by writing a blog and by contributing to Stepparent Magazine, Thrive Global and Medium. Our story has also been seen in other print media as well.
#6. Events.
In 2019, we hosted our very first Walk for Awareness in Branson, Missouri! We had 34 walkers from all over the state and many even came from other states! We also had a Walk of Honor as a way to honor parents and children from around the world who have been victims of parental alienation. The 53 signs carried messages and pictures to our alienated children from around the world!
