Family alienating practices and their approach from family mediation, parenting coordination and the jurisdictional order
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Alienating Family Practices (PAF) is one of the most severe forms of family psychological abuse. This dysfunctional dynamic harms the minor, generating in him a conflict of loyalties and causing a serious psycho-emotional imbalance. Faced with judicial procedures, the appropriate methods of conflict resolution, such as family mediation and parenting coordination, prove to be extremely effective in addressing couple disputes that occur after marital or partner crises. All of them must attend to the best interest of the minor in these circumstances and it would be possible that they complement each other for greater efficiency of the intervention.
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