CS-PAS
Canadian Symposium For Parental Alienation Syndrome

Next Conference
October 2nd  - October 3rd, 2010
New York City

Weitere Infos zur PAS-Konferenz unter:
http://www.cspas.ca/
http://www.cspas.ca/program_schedule.shtml


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Information on the annual Parental Alienation Syndrome conference

A primary focus of this year’s annual Canadian Symposium for Parental Alienation Syndrome will be the hopeful inclusion of parental alienation disorder in the next edition of the diagnostic and statistical manual of mental disorders, also known as DSM-5.

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The annual conference is designed to assist the general public, mental health professionals, family law lawyers, family mediators and other professionals to better understand parental alienation and parental alienation syndrome.

Parental alienation disorder is a mental condition in which a child, usually one put in the middle of a contentious divorce, allies himself or herself strongly with one parent and rejects a relationship with the other parent without legitimate justification.

If the American Psychiatric Association includes parental alienation disorder in its next diagnostic book, it will “go a long way towards creating awareness and helping children and families affected by this disorder,” Dr. Amy J. Baker, a highly respected researcher in the field  of parental alienation and the author of peer reviewed articles and books on the subject, said in a press release.

The CSPAS will take place in New York City on Oct. 2-3 and is titled "Parental Alienation Syndrome: Past Present and Future." The conference is specifically geared towards the interests of mental health and family law professionals, but is also open to the general public. To register for this conference you can visit the CSPAS website at www.cspas.ca.
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Source: Information on the annual Parental Alienation Syndrome conference
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Weiterer Zeitungsartikel zur PAS-Konferenz siehe:
http://www.premiumpresse.de/american-psychiatric-association-considers-parental-alienation-for-the-dsm-5-PR882877.html