Parental Alienation Through the Eyes of a Previously Alienated Child | Generational Healing - Ep 19

Описание: What does parental alienation look like through the eyes of a child who lived it—and now parents through it?

In this deeply revealing episode of the Family Disappeared Podcast, host Lawrence Joss is joined by Darryl, an adult survivor of parental alienation who now reflects on his past as a child—and the emotional weight he carries into his present as a parent.

This conversation shines a light on the often invisible but deeply impactful dynamics of enmeshment, trauma, and generational patterns.

🎙️ What You’ll Hear in This Episode:
• Darryl’s raw experience as an alienated child and now a reflective parent
• The long-term emotional and relational effects of childhood alienation
• How enmeshment and invisible loyalty bonds shape family dysfunction
• The healing power of self-awareness, self-care, and support groups like Parental Alienation Anonymous
• Why owning past parenting mistakes can be a breakthrough to breaking the cycle

This episode isn’t just a story—it’s a mirror for so many, and a beacon of hope for those trying to end cycles of silence, blame, and broken bonds.

💬 This episode is for you if you’re:
• A formerly alienated child trying to heal or parent differently
• A parent or co-parent who’s made mistakes and wants to grow
• Seeking emotional insight into the long-term effects of family estrangement

🔗 Resources Mentioned:
• Parental Alienation Anonymous (PAA)
• Generational trauma & family system education
• The Family Hope Project

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