Family Disappeared

Alienation, Estrangement, And The Path To Healing Explained By Expert Dr. Sue Cornbluth Part 1 - Episode 69


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In this episode of the Family Disappeared podcast, Lawrence Joss interviews Dr. Sue Cornbluth, a national parenting expert specializing in parental alienation and estrangement. The conversation delves into the complexities of family dynamics, emphasizing the importance of self-connection and accountability in healing relationships.

Dr. Sue shares her insights on the differences between alienation and estrangement, the necessity of self-compassion, and effective communication strategies for reconnecting with children and grandchildren. The episode highlights the long-term nature of healing and the need for parents to take responsibility for their actions while fostering healthier relationships.


Key Takeaways

  • Self-compassion is crucial for emotional healing.
  • Reconnecting with oneself is essential before reconnecting with children.
  • Alienation involves one parent brainwashing the child against the other.
  • Estrangement is when children distance themselves from their parents due to various factors.
  • Accountability means feeling the impact of one's actions on one's children.
  • Healing takes time and requires self-awareness and coping skills.
  • Effective communication is key to rebuilding trust with children.
  • Acceptance does not mean liking the situation but recognizing it.
  • Parents must meet children on their terms for reconnection.
  • No one is a perfect parent; mistakes are part of the journey.


Dr Sue Cornbluth - www.drsueandyou.com

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