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Romanticism promised effortless passion, eternal chemistry, and a soulmate who could read your mind.Post-Romanticism as The School of Life reminds us delivers...
Let’s get straight to it: you are going to marry the wrong person. Yes, you with your vision board, your five-year plan,...
In the emotionally charged landscape of family separation and court-ordered interventions, children often find themselves at the centre of adult conflict. One...
Separation in Ireland rarely follows a clean, linear path. For many couples, the emotional decision to separate is clear, but the financial...
Mental health professionals are bound by codes of ethics that prioritise do no harm, evidence-based intervention, and the best interests of the...
One of the biggest myths about mediation is that it leads to “soft” agreements that can’t be enforced. In Ireland, that couldn’t...
When relationships break down, the path you choose to resolve disputes can have lasting consequences. In Ireland, separating couples increasingly face a...
This blog critiques the persistent denial of parental alienation by feminist and domestic violence advocacy groups in Ireland, particularly Women’s Aid. In...
The Women’s Aid 2025 report ignores maternal alienation. This blog exposes the harm caused when ideology overrides lived experiences in Irish family...
Parenting is complex. Even with the best of intentions, it’s easy to blur the lines between caring for your child and depending...
In recent decades, the mantra of “the voice of the child” has become central to family law proceedings in Ireland and across...
IntroductionTwo modern psychological and policy battlegrounds—gender identity in youth and parental alienation in family law—have more in common than might first appear....