Description
On behalf of the editorial board and ourselves, Dr Charlie Azzopardi and Brian O’Sullivan would like to extend a warm welcome to this much needed very first issue of the European Journal of Parental Alienation Practice (EJPAP).
This is the first and only academic peer-reviewed journal devoted to the exploration of the phenomenon of parental alienation. It is the result of a collaboration between Parental Alienation Europe and the Institute of Family Therapy and Systemic Practice – Malta.
The European Journal of Parental Alienation Practice seeks to promote knowledge and understanding of this significant theme of Parental Alienation in different contexts such as the legal, clinical, academic, child development and justice contexts. Our hope is that this journal serves as a meeting ground for professionals to come together to develop and improve the practice and intervention in Parental Alienation and to promote such practice to wider contexts and groups.
EJPAP will publish articles on theory, research, practice, and training, written in language that is accessible to social, legal, and mental health professionals working with afflicted families and individuals. It arrives in the current context of renewed debate regarding parental alienation.
A key aim of the EJPAP is to provide an accurate, measured, and empirical voice to clinicians, researchers, and practitioners across the social, mental and legal spectrum, navigating the dynamics of PA in their efforts to optimise the psychological, social and physical outcomes for children across their lifespan.
The first issue of the European Journal of Parental Alienation Practice (EJPAP) is available for purchase here.
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