The Psychology of PARENTAL ALIENATION Explained | Prof Ben Hine
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What happens when a leading psychology professor discovers he personally lived through parental alienation as a child?
In this educational and emotional episode of the PAPA Family Court Voice Podcast, Mark sits down with Professor Ben Hine — one of the UK’s leading researchers on parental alienation, alienating behaviours, domestic abuse, family breakdown and child psychology.
Professor Hine opens up about:
⏱ Topics Covered:
00:00 Introduction
02:16 Ben Hine’s personal story
07:53 Research into parental alienation
10:08 Shocking statistics revealed
12:04 Is parental alienation abuse?
13:26 Why do some claim parental alienation isn’t real?
15:57 Ben’s new book explained
21:38 Family court research and failures
25:47 New global study with PAPA
31:49 Mental health impacts
38:05 Is the family court broken?
42:18 Repeal of parental involvement discussion
54:52 Three things Ben is grateful for
57:55 Three reforms needed for family court
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