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Lawrence Joss explores the deeper systemic roots of parental alienation, revealing how alienation unfolds gradually through subtle family dynamics rather than appearing overnight. He and Dr. Charlie unpack how cultural norms, family structures, and early relational patterns shape the roles parents step into, and how those roles can quietly shift power, boundaries, and attachment inside the family system.
Key Takeaways
- Parental alienation is a gradual process.
- Negative talk about a parent is common in relationships.
- Cultural norms influence parenting roles significantly.
- In some cultures, mothers are primarily caregivers.
- Fathers often take on structural roles in parenting.
- Understanding alienation requires a cultural lens.
- Parental roles can vary widely across different societies.
- The dynamics of family relationships are complex.
- Emotional care is often seen as a mother's role.
- Structural care is typically associated with fathers.
Chapters
0:00 – Safety, Survival & Early Alienation Patterns
2:05 – What the Systemic Lens Reveals
5:40 – When Problems Become Relational
9:20 – Cultural & Structural Pressures on Families
11:55 – Alienation as a Gradual Process
14:40 – Boundary Breakdowns & Role Confusion
17:55 – Power Shifts: Children Elevated to Partner Role
21:25 – Why Kids Choose the Unpredictable Parent
25:40 – Subtle Behaviors That Shift Family Hierarchy
28:30 – Parentification & Emotional Oversharing
31:55 – Long-Term Effects on Attachment & Identity
35:50 – Attraction Patterns & the Drama Triangle
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This podcast is made possible by the Family Disappeared Team:
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Chapters
1. Opening: Safety And Survival (00:00:00)
2. Host’s Healing Journey And Mission (00:00:35)
3. Episode Focus And Resources (00:01:08)
4. Guest Introduction: Dr. Charlie (00:02:10)
5. What A Systemic Lens Really Means (00:04:29)
6. From Individual To Relational Problems (00:08:20)
7. Systemic Risks And Social Context (00:10:50)
8. Alienation As A Process, Not An Event (00:12:40)
9. Boundary Violations And Bed-Sharing (00:15:25)
10. Subtle Cues That Reorder Power (00:18:45)
11. The Safe vs Unpredictable Parent Dynamic (00:22:20)
12. Targeted Children And Cultural Norms (00:26:10)
13. Parentification And Confiding In Kids (00:29:10)
14. Long-Term Impacts: Attachment And Personality (00:32:10)
15. Drama Triangle And Partner Selection (00:36:40)
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