Hello,
My question is about the relative merits of a Section 30 vs. the OCL, with regard to identifying and addressing severe parental alienation. My ex is claiming my 11 and 15 yo refuse to talk to me, which i unfortunately don't doubt based on displayed hostility.
Does the OCL have the capacity to identify severe alienation? And more importantly, order family therapy with me and my kids to address it?
FWIW, I am in Halton region, Ontario if anyone has any professional references of specialists to engage.
Thanks.
My question is about the relative merits of a Section 30 vs. the OCL, with regard to identifying and addressing severe parental alienation. My ex is claiming my 11 and 15 yo refuse to talk to me, which i unfortunately don't doubt based on displayed hostility.
Does the OCL have the capacity to identify severe alienation? And more importantly, order family therapy with me and my kids to address it?
FWIW, I am in Halton region, Ontario if anyone has any professional references of specialists to engage.
Thanks.
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