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Below is the 2020 schedule and 2021 schedule of our guest speakers for our international seminar calls. These are some of our top experts and professionals in the world regarding alienation. We are extremely fortunate to have these experts and professionals who give us their time, knowledge and support at no charge to any of us. This is the ministry of Family Access - Fighting for Children's Rights. These calls are extremely helpful to all alienated family members in understanding more, in helping you to get through the hell on earth of being alienated from our children and grandchildren and knowledge to deal with all aspects of those we have to deal with in this. These calls are also a huge asset to those in the mental health and legal professions as well as researchers, writers and child advocates who work in the field of alienation.These calls are for everyone all over the world. We at present have 37 countries participating in these calls.You may call in on a free conference line, Skype or download our desk top app to join our calls. Please make these calls a priority. The knowledge and support you get on these calls is phenomenal. You will be grateful you did.
2020
Sunday, July 19th Robert Hoffman, P.L.L.C. "How to Litigate and Otherwise Manage a Case of Parental Alienation" REPLAY
Sunday, August 2nd Mark Mosk, Ph.D "Identifying and Charting the Parental Alienation Process"
Sunday, September 13th Carol Golly, Ph.D, LCSW
Sunday, September 27th Rev. Dr. John Killinger
Sunday, October 4th Amy Baker, Ph.D
Sunday, November 8th "HOW TO COPE WITH THE HOLIDAYS"
(This call will feature several of our experts with information and support for this difficult time)
Sunday, November 15th Lynn Steinberg, Ph.D, LMFT
Sunday, December 6th Ashish Joshi, LLM.
2021
Sunday, January 3rd Steven Miller, M.D.
Sunday, January 17th Loretta Maase, LPC-S
Sunday, February 7th J. Michael Bone, Ph.D Robert A. Evans, Ph.D
Sunday, March 7th Linda Gottlieb LMFT, LCSW-R
Sunday, March 21st Jordan E Trager, Esq
Sunday, April 4th William Bernet, M.D.
Sunday, May 2nd Robert Hoffman, P.L.L.C.
Sunday, June 6th Mark Mosk, PhD
Sunday, July 11th, Colleen Murray, Ph.D, LPC, NCC
Sunday, August 1st Amy Baker, Ph.D
Sunday, September 12th Carol Golly Ph.D, LCSW
Sunday, October 3rd Ashish Joshi, LLM.
Sunday, November 7th "How to Cope with the Holidays"
(This call will feature several of our experts with information and support for this difficult time)
Sunday, December 5th Bill Eddy, LCSW, Esq.
"How to Litigate and Otherwise Manage a Case of Parental Alienation" REPLAY
On Sunday, July 19, 2020 we will have on our international seminar call from 8-9 PM EDT a replay. Our guest speaker will be Robert Hoffman, P.L.L.C. This was an excellent call and one you won't want to miss. All of our calls are complimentary and of no charge to anyone. This is a ministry of Family Access-Fighting for Children's Rights. These calls are an excellent source for both alienated family members as well as professionals who deal in alienation. Please take advantage of these calls. We have over 1,000 participants on these calls from 37 countries.
Among other things, Mr. Hoffman will address how targeted parents can avoid certain predictable pitfalls. Specific topics will include direct examination of experts for the targeted parents, cross-examination of experts for the alienating parents, and both direct and cross examinations of court-appointed experts including custody evaluators, psychological or psychiatric evaluators, guardians ad litem, visitation supervisors, parenting coordinators, and others. Another key theme will be how to distinguish between science and pseudoscience in the courtroom. Because Mr. Hoffman will focus on basic principles – including practical considerations for dealing with alienating parents and also court-appointed professionals – this is likely to be extraordinarily helpful not only to litigating parents and their attorneys, but to alienated parents and grandparents in general.
Robert Hoffman is Board certified in family law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization. He is also a member of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers. Robert has been practicing family law for 33 years. He has been successful in handling as lead counsel numerous bench and jury trials and negotiating highly contested child custody battles, high net worth divorces, complex financial disputes and cases involving parental alienation. He successfully represented Kelly Jones against Alex Jones (Infowars fame) in a jury trial in Austin, Texas in 2016. He is well-known and specializes in trying complex cases. Robert enjoys working closely with and advocating for people at a critical time in their lives. Robert has been consistently included in Texas Super Lawyers 2003-2019 and Best Lawyers US 2008-2020.
On this call we will not questions submitted. Deadline to register for this call is Sunday, July 19th by 5 PM EDT. To register, please email familyaccessinnc@aol.com. You have the option to call in on our conference line, audio skype or download our desk top app.
On Sunday, July 19, 2020 we will have on our international seminar call from 8-9 PM EDT a replay. Our guest speaker will be Robert Hoffman, P.L.L.C. This was an excellent call and one you won't want to miss. All of our calls are complimentary and of no charge to anyone. This is a ministry of Family Access-Fighting for Children's Rights. These calls are an excellent source for both alienated family members as well as professionals who deal in alienation. Please take advantage of these calls. We have over 1,000 participants on these calls from 37 countries.
Among other things, Mr. Hoffman will address how targeted parents can avoid certain predictable pitfalls. Specific topics will include direct examination of experts for the targeted parents, cross-examination of experts for the alienating parents, and both direct and cross examinations of court-appointed experts including custody evaluators, psychological or psychiatric evaluators, guardians ad litem, visitation supervisors, parenting coordinators, and others. Another key theme will be how to distinguish between science and pseudoscience in the courtroom. Because Mr. Hoffman will focus on basic principles – including practical considerations for dealing with alienating parents and also court-appointed professionals – this is likely to be extraordinarily helpful not only to litigating parents and their attorneys, but to alienated parents and grandparents in general.
Robert Hoffman is Board certified in family law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization. He is also a member of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers. Robert has been practicing family law for 33 years. He has been successful in handling as lead counsel numerous bench and jury trials and negotiating highly contested child custody battles, high net worth divorces, complex financial disputes and cases involving parental alienation. He successfully represented Kelly Jones against Alex Jones (Infowars fame) in a jury trial in Austin, Texas in 2016. He is well-known and specializes in trying complex cases. Robert enjoys working closely with and advocating for people at a critical time in their lives. Robert has been consistently included in Texas Super Lawyers 2003-2019 and Best Lawyers US 2008-2020.
On this call we will not questions submitted. Deadline to register for this call is Sunday, July 19th by 5 PM EDT. To register, please email familyaccessinnc@aol.com. You have the option to call in on our conference line, audio skype or download our desk top app.
"Identifying and Charting the Parental Alienation Process"
On Sunday, August 2, 202 from 8-10 PM EDT we have have our monthly international seminar call. Our guest for this month will be Dr. Mark Mosk. All of our calls are complimentary and of no charge to anyone. This is a ministry of Family Access-Fighting for Children's Rights. These calls are an excellent source for both alienated family members as well as professionals who deal in alienation. Please take advantage of these calls. We have over 1,000 participants on these calls from 37 countries.
Child custody evaluations frequently are ordered to inform and advise the court about family dynamics. It is through this mechanism that the presence of parental alienation is often first identified and brought to the attention of legal and mental health systems. Unfortunately, the conventional custody evaluation process is inherently fraught with significant challenges that commonly lead to misinforming both the evaluator and the court. Despite the presence of professional evaluation guidelines, and whether or not the evaluator is a court-appointed mental health professional or a legal professional such as a GAL, several factors test both the credibility and accuracy of the evaluator’s conclusions on critical family functioning. These include (a) a lack of a clear definition of normative parenting, (b) the absence of using systematic assessment methods, (c) judges’ unfamiliarity with a forensic process that can lead to decision-making errors, and (d) susceptibility by evaluators to personal bias. The potential negative impact of these factors could not be more relevant than in assessing for parental alienation.
Dr. Mosk will provide insights into the custody evaluation process. He will help boost understanding of how parenting ability and parental alienation is and should be investigated. The value of defining and explaining parenting concepts in lay terms instead of ambiguous psycho-jargon, especially regarding alienation, will be discussed. Finally, a behavioral model that explores the active components and the developmental process of parental alienation will be introduced. This will help alienated family members to better monitor and document harmful actions by an alienating parent, and to support their advocacy efforts.
Dr. Mosk completed his doctorate in clinical psychology in 1982 and began his career as a clinical and research psychologist at the UCLA School of Medicine. He has been providing customized professional services to help and guide individuals undergoing transitional periods in their lives, organizations experiencing significant changes, and parties involved in lawsuits. As an independent practitioner, Dr. Mosk has treated thousands of patients with a broad range of behavioral health disorders, and he has served as a forensic evaluator and expert witness for over three decades, having conducted over 1,200 mental health evaluations in child custody, workers’ compensation, disability, and immigration matters. He is the coauthor of the clinical decision-support tool, Functional Capacity Assessment Profile, and he continues to develop the Parenting Profile Assessment System that helps define and assess normative parenting behavior, including parental alienation. In parallel, Dr. Mosk has been advising private and public sector companies on organizational, clinical, and business-related issues for over 30 years. He has served on the faculty of several institutions, is a thought leader and well published, and he has lectured extensively on a wide variety of healthcare topics.
Each caller may submit a question for Dr. Mosk. Your question must pertain to the subject of this call. Your question also can be of no more than 3 sentences (not combined sentences) total. Deadline to submit your question is Tuesday, July 28, 2020. Deadline to register for the call is Sunday, August 2, 2020 no later than 5 PM EDT. These are firm deadlines!! To submit your question and/or register for the call, please email familyaccessinnc@aol.com.
On Sunday, August 2, 202 from 8-10 PM EDT we have have our monthly international seminar call. Our guest for this month will be Dr. Mark Mosk. All of our calls are complimentary and of no charge to anyone. This is a ministry of Family Access-Fighting for Children's Rights. These calls are an excellent source for both alienated family members as well as professionals who deal in alienation. Please take advantage of these calls. We have over 1,000 participants on these calls from 37 countries.
Child custody evaluations frequently are ordered to inform and advise the court about family dynamics. It is through this mechanism that the presence of parental alienation is often first identified and brought to the attention of legal and mental health systems. Unfortunately, the conventional custody evaluation process is inherently fraught with significant challenges that commonly lead to misinforming both the evaluator and the court. Despite the presence of professional evaluation guidelines, and whether or not the evaluator is a court-appointed mental health professional or a legal professional such as a GAL, several factors test both the credibility and accuracy of the evaluator’s conclusions on critical family functioning. These include (a) a lack of a clear definition of normative parenting, (b) the absence of using systematic assessment methods, (c) judges’ unfamiliarity with a forensic process that can lead to decision-making errors, and (d) susceptibility by evaluators to personal bias. The potential negative impact of these factors could not be more relevant than in assessing for parental alienation.
Dr. Mosk will provide insights into the custody evaluation process. He will help boost understanding of how parenting ability and parental alienation is and should be investigated. The value of defining and explaining parenting concepts in lay terms instead of ambiguous psycho-jargon, especially regarding alienation, will be discussed. Finally, a behavioral model that explores the active components and the developmental process of parental alienation will be introduced. This will help alienated family members to better monitor and document harmful actions by an alienating parent, and to support their advocacy efforts.
Dr. Mosk completed his doctorate in clinical psychology in 1982 and began his career as a clinical and research psychologist at the UCLA School of Medicine. He has been providing customized professional services to help and guide individuals undergoing transitional periods in their lives, organizations experiencing significant changes, and parties involved in lawsuits. As an independent practitioner, Dr. Mosk has treated thousands of patients with a broad range of behavioral health disorders, and he has served as a forensic evaluator and expert witness for over three decades, having conducted over 1,200 mental health evaluations in child custody, workers’ compensation, disability, and immigration matters. He is the coauthor of the clinical decision-support tool, Functional Capacity Assessment Profile, and he continues to develop the Parenting Profile Assessment System that helps define and assess normative parenting behavior, including parental alienation. In parallel, Dr. Mosk has been advising private and public sector companies on organizational, clinical, and business-related issues for over 30 years. He has served on the faculty of several institutions, is a thought leader and well published, and he has lectured extensively on a wide variety of healthcare topics.
Each caller may submit a question for Dr. Mosk. Your question must pertain to the subject of this call. Your question also can be of no more than 3 sentences (not combined sentences) total. Deadline to submit your question is Tuesday, July 28, 2020. Deadline to register for the call is Sunday, August 2, 2020 no later than 5 PM EDT. These are firm deadlines!! To submit your question and/or register for the call, please email familyaccessinnc@aol.com.
PRE EARLY BIRD REGISTRATION IS NOW IN PROGRESS!!!
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Pre early bird special now in progress. Other specials listed below as follows:
July 1, 2020 - October 31, 2020 Pre Early Bird Special (non professionals) $200 (professionals) $300
November 1, 2020 - January 31, 2021 Early Bird Special (non professionals) $239 (professionals) $339
February 1,2021 - April 30, 2021 Regular Price (non professionals) $289 (professionals) $389
* This pricing includes a complimentary hot breakfast every morning, 2 lunches and 1 dinner buffet** A dinner buffet will follow the Saturday presentations at 6 PM
** Following the dinner, there will be door prizes and a time to just relax and fellowship
July 1, 2020 - October 31, 2020 Pre Early Bird Special (non professionals) $200 (professionals) $300
November 1, 2020 - January 31, 2021 Early Bird Special (non professionals) $239 (professionals) $339
February 1,2021 - April 30, 2021 Regular Price (non professionals) $289 (professionals) $389
* This pricing includes a complimentary hot breakfast every morning, 2 lunches and 1 dinner buffet** A dinner buffet will follow the Saturday presentations at 6 PM
** Following the dinner, there will be door prizes and a time to just relax and fellowship
