Parental Alienation Database with over 1,100 journal articles, books, and book chapters regarding.

Reprint of Scholarly Rumors: Citation Analysis of Vast Misinformation regarding Parental Alienation Theory.

This proposal pertains to the condition, parent–child relational problem (PCRP).

An Analysis of the Report by the Special Rapporteur on Violence against Women and Girls, Its Causes and Consequences to the United Nations Human Rights Council

This annotated bibliography regarding parental alienation includes books and book chapters from seventeen countries

This is the most recent draft of the proposal for parental alienation relational problem to be added to DSM-5-TR.

The Five-Factor Model for the Diagnosis of Parental Alienation - Appendix D.

This is Chapter 1 of “Parental Alienation - Science and Law,” edited by Lorandos and Bernet. This chapter gives an overview of parental alienation theory.

Parental alienation (rejection of a parent without legitimate justification) and realistic estrangement (rejection of a parent for a good reason) are generally accepted concepts among mental health and legal professionals

This quantitative research indicates that a psychological test, the PARQ, reliably identifies children and adolescents with severe parental alienation.

Abstracts of two articles: “An Objective Measure of Splitting in Parental Alienation: The Parental Alienation-Rejection Questionnaire” and "Measuring the Difference between Parental Alienation and Parental Estrangement: The PARQ-Gap."

A new condition, “child affected by parental relationship distress” (CAPRD), was introduced in the DSM-5.A new condition, “child affected by parental relationship distress” (CAPRD), was introduced in the DSM-5.

Parental alienation has been discussed in several encyclopedias for mental health and legal professionals.