Are you going through a high-conflict divorce or separation?
Does some of this feel familiar?
• Your relationship with your child suddenly feels distant or strained
• Conflict with the other parent keeps escalating regardless of what you do
• Court filings and legal action feel endless, expensive, and ineffective
• Accusations or narratives about you don’t match your lived reality
• You feel constantly reactive, on edge, or unsure what the right move is anymore
What you're experiencing is not typical co-parenting conflict.
Something deeper is happening.
In some high-conflict separations, one parent intentionally undermins the child's relationship with the other parent.
For you, the shift feels confusing and disorienting. Conversations change. Distance grows.
Parents can spend months — sometimes years — trying to fix the situation without understanding what is actually happening.
The pattern is called Parental Alienation. It is real. It is devastating. And it can make you feel like you're losing your mind.
You're not crazy. And this isn't normal divorce conflict.
How PATH Helps
PATH offers grounded one-on-one support for fathers navigating parental alienation and high-conflict custody situations.
Understand what's happening
Get clear on the pattern you may be dealing with, so you can stop guessing and start seeing the situation for what it is.
Move forward with a plan
Talk through communication, documentation, boundaries, and next steps with someone who understands the terrain.