Download or read book Mentally Surviving PAS written by Anonymous Author and published by . This book was released on 2021-02-25 with total page 42 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Mentally surviving PAS, Parental Alienation Syndrome or Parent-Child-Alienation. If you are reading this description, you are probably affected by Parental Alienation Syndrome. You are probably still trying to understand how it can be that PAS works with your own children. At the same time, you are probably struggling to live with your children's rejection and to not let PAS destroy your life. Many mothers and fathers feel just like you. They are affected by PAS and their children are being alienated more and more by your ex-partner. Maybe you are in a major life crisis due to Parental Alienation Syndrome. Maybe even the biggest one you have ever been in. This book is here to help you look to the future despite Parental Alienation Syndrome. It is meant to help you understand the situation of Parent-Child-Alienation, to get back on your feet, regain some energy and look ahead. Despite Parental Alienation Syndrome. I, the author, am affected by Parental Alienation Syndrome myself. In the beginning, I was beaten down, too. After a while, I managed to overcome Parental Alienation Syndrome with the help of mental training, conscious decisions and a pinch of spirituality and to re-adjust my life. In this book, I want to show you how I managed to fight Parental Alienation Syndrome and to put a positive spin on my life. The reason for this book were friends and acquaintances who often asked me how I managed to be happy despite Parental Alienation Syndrome. Maybe you can find some tips in this book that will help you to also be happy despite Parental Alienation Syndrome. Even if you do not buy this book, I wish you the best for the future and hope you can see your children again, soon. Stay strong, get back on your feet and don't let Parental Alienation Syndrome dominate your life. This book is rounded off by an interview with an alienated child (now a grown woman) and a PAS checklist to prepare for appointments with child protective services and court hearings.