A Petition to the American Psychological Association

On Thursday January 4th, I’m going to post a petition to the American Psychological Association to the petition site Change.org

The content of the petition is organized into a Preface and five Articles.

Prelude
Article 1: The Pathology
Article 2: The Attachment System
Article 3: Professional Competence & Harm to the Client
Article 4: Remedies Sought from the APA
Article 5: Petition Advocacy

As soon as the petition has enough signatures, I will submit it to the APA.

I want 10,000 signatures before I submit it to the APA.

If there aren’t 10,000 people worldwide who want to bring “parental alienation” to an end, then it’s not a big enough problem to be concerned about.

I am doing everything I can to bring this pathology to an end. But I need you, your children need you. We need your voice, all of your voices – together in a single voice for change.

You are the warriors on the battlefield for your children; you are the warriors for all children everywhere. The time has come, the fight for your children is now. We need your voice now.

The pathogen seeks to keep you alone and isolated. As long as you are alone and isolated it has power. When you come together into a single voice for change, you reclaim your power.

We need 10,000 signatures. You, your friends, your family. We are going to reclaim professional psychology as your rightful ally. We are going to banish professional ignorance and incompetence. Professional psychology is going to become your ally in ending the pathology of “parental alienation” for all children and all families everywhere.

Step-by-step we are going to bring the pathology of “parental alienation” to an end.

We start with the American Psychological Association, but variants of this same petition are going to be submitted to every professional psychological association everywhere, worldwide.

You are going to bring all of professional psychology together in a single voice for change.

We need 10,000 signatures to do that. We need you to come together so that you can unify professional psychology into a single voice. You are more powerful than you know, but only if you come together and work for each other.

On January 4th a petition to the APA will be posted to Change.org

The battle to reclaim professional psychology will begin in earnest.

Craig Childress, Psy.D.
Clinical Psychologist, PSY 18857