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When a Child’s Anger Is Not “Bad Behaviour” There is a particular kind of pain a child carries silently. It is the pain of being caught between two parents during a high-conflict divorce and worse, being coached, manipulated or emotionally coerced to reject one of the people they love most in the world. This process …

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The ground shifted this week. A legal presumption that for a decade nudged judges towards parental contact has been taken away in the United Kingdom. What feels to some like a needed course correction feels to others like a boat pulled out from under fragile swimmers. This is not a story about law alone. It …

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There is a common myth woven into modern love stories that conflict can be soothed by passion, that angry words can be silenced by urgent touches and that the sting of disagreement can dissolve in the heat of a bed sheet. We call it “make up sex”. It is portrayed as proof of love, a …

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On 9 September, the world observes International Falsely Accused Day. A day that sounds almost surreal, until one pauses to realise how many lives have been irreparably scarred by an untruth dressed as evidence. A false accusation is not merely a misplaced word or a misunderstanding; it is a calculated claim that wounds reputations, severs …

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