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25.01.2022 From the USA....

25.01.2022 A Narcissist can use the pandemic against you in many ways. I am 10 steps ahead of my Narcissist...are you?

25.01.2022 http://www.familylawexpress.com.au//coronavirus-and-/4203/

19.01.2022 Our online peer support meetings at the Virtual Verandah are free, safe and taking off. Projecting over 250 sign up's this month and growing faster by the day. 100% of attendees poll they find the meetings valuable. Sign up for free at https://www.parentsbeyondbreakup.com/vv

17.01.2022 RelationSpace Online An e-therapy program for parents going through a high conflict separation. Free Full Access For All Australians 1 April 2020 30 April 2020... https://relationspaceonline.com.au/ See more

14.01.2022 Is Covid-19 a reasonable excuse? What about interstate travel? What about children who are sick? What can our clients do about non-compliance?... If you would like be involved in future The Duty List videos, please contact Sheridan Emerson directly via email: [email protected].

12.01.2022 A radio interview with the Chief Justice of the family court regarding adapting for COVID19. The key message - put the kids first. You must comply with court ...orders or make arrangments if there is sickness. You can make adjustments if you need to, as long as they're agreed upon between BOTH parents and they are child-focused. https://youtu.be/jqgSVmJnbu0

09.01.2022 Coronavirus is having a huge impact on family life. We’ve published a list of resources to help families during this difficult time. We’ll be updating this info...rmation regularly. We all need support to get through this. And it’s OK to ask for help. https://aifs.gov.au//coronavirus-response-resources-famili #coronavirus #covid19 #help #support #families

08.01.2022 https://pathwaysfamilycoaching.com/strategies-to-counterac/

05.01.2022 I've observed this phenomenon repeatedly in client relationships with borderline, histrionic, sociopathic and narcissistic partners. And no, I'm not confusing t...he disorders. All of them are equally capable of this behavior. When it occurs, the BPD/NPD partner resents the time, affection, attention and money given to kids from a previous relationship. Whether the children are still minors or adults is irrelevant. They are jealous of the kids and see them as rivals. Sometimes it's like sibling rivalry. Other times it's like being jealous of a romantic competitor. In either case, it's seriously effed up. With adult kids, they tend to pathologize you and the relationship. Intimating there's something wrong, strange or unwholesome about having loving relationships with your adult kids. I especially see this kind of shaming when it's a father-adult daughter relationship. With minor kids, NPDs/BPDs tend to use the kids' mother as the wedge issue. Claiming you must still be interested in/sexually involved with the mother. BPD/NPD logic, to prove that you're no longer involved with the kids mom you stop seeing your kids. (Please note, same goes for male NPDs/BPDs. Just reverse the gender). Meanwhile, if the BPD/NPD has kids from a previous relationship or relationships(PLURAL), they expect you to treat their kids better than your own. Especially when it comes to money. I commonly see clients financially support kids that aren't their own, play livery service and do much of the grunt work of parenting while being given no parental authority and actively undermined in their role of stepparent. TO CLARIFY: I'm not referring to situations in which the ex is Crazy, meddling, trying to insert themselves into the parent-child relationship to cause conflict, creating drama, controlling and alienating the kids/encouraging the kids to be disrespectful to my client and the new partner. In which case, the new partner can and should support the relationship with the kids while encouraging (and/or insisting upon) healthy boundaries with the Crazy ex and consequences for the kids' bad behavior. If you're experiencing this and are torn, WTF are you doing? Give up your kids or give up an abusive relationship with Crazy? Ask yourself, why would a decent loving adult want to be with a man or woman who'd toss their kids away like that? Furthermore, what kind of sicko is jealous of a parent's relationship with a child? It's not the same kind of love as the love one has for a spouse/partner. It takes nothing away from them. Unless the person in question is BPD/NPD. Loving anyone else, including your own child is seen as competition and disloyalty. Run don't walk!

04.01.2022 Amazing accomplishment to all involved in the transition from a largely analogue to a now functioning digital family court in less than a month!!! A message fro...m CJ Alstergren: The Courts’ operations have had to be substantially adjusted since the beginning of March this year. Like many institutions and large organisations, the Courts have had to engage in a long term digital transformation. Microsoft Teams has been rolled out to each Judge, Registrar and Family Consultant. Each Judge and Registrar is now able to conduct hearings electronically from each Registry. This technology was rolled out at great speed to 101 judges, 35 Registrars and servicing up to 40 different locations. It is a great credit to all involved including the IT department, the Judges, Registrars, court staff and the profession for their cooperation. A number of interim and final matters have been heard in the Courts over last two weeks using Microsoft Teams.

02.01.2022 Tips for #erased parents in times of #Coronavirus. Please ask questions!