Broadbased Parental Alienation Sites

World-Wide Divorced Parents
This site is dedicated to various aspects of the parental alienation syndrome topic. It has a vast selection of articles from throughout the English speaking world on this topic and is highly recommended as a terrific place to start looking PAS material.

S.P.A.R.C. (Separated Parents Access and Resource Center) PAS Information Archive
SPARC states it's goal "is to ensure that children of divorce continue to have meaningful relationships with both parents, regardless of marital status. We advocate on behalf all non-custodial parents (especially fathers) to ensure they get equitable treatment in court and continued access to their children." This site has a wealth of information about an extremely wide range of parenting issues and includes one of the largest collections of articles taken from a variety of reputable sources dealing with the matters of concern to non-custodial parents. This link is to its PAS Information Archive with over 40 such articles. Spending time with these articles helps people understand this very disturbing concern - which doesn't make its consequences any less scary. While this may help the targeted parent understand what's going on, it's possible that alerting the alienating parent to the situation might help them see the damage their conduct is causing to their child or children. Also check out SPARC's PAS FAQ section.

Parental Alienation Syndrome Homepage
This is a Canadian website devoted to information about PAS including many links to material available on the Internet. This site has a discussion group bulletin board for people affected by this situation so they can communicate with each other and express their feelings. Painful to read but certainly gives an insight as to how this affects real people and real families. It also has a few articles about PAS, which, although limited in number are detailed, thoughtful, and scholarly. This isn't a group of people ranting, but a number of persons concerned about the tragedy of children losing meaningful contact with one of their parents due to the conduct of the other parent. Less breadth but more depth.

The Family Law Centre's PAS Resource Directory
A great place for a client to be directed to get an understanding of this very troubling experience. This can be used as a good jumping off place for clients to get to the other sites mentioned here.