Family Rights 101: Where can I learn more and hear victim stories?
Parents who find their rights violated in the many ways that can result in losing contact with their children often feel completely alone. Parents who worry they are looked at differently by their community are less likely to reach out for help. And the grief that comes with what is described as a living death can lead to self-imposed isolation. Fortunately they can share their stories and find information and peer support online.
The following list consists of internet podcasts and radio shows, some live and interactive, as well as audio archives about family rights issues. These audio shows feature interviews with professionals and victim families.
- Best Interest of the Family
- DadsDivorce.com podcasts
- Dads on the Air
- Get Your Justice Live
- Lee PAS Foundation
- Split in Two
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