Podcasts about alientation

Listen as Bleu discusses' Travis Barker's Ex Wife's Latest interviews about him as well as Ex BF Oscar Dela Hoya. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thehollywooddeli/message

In this episode Jeremiah and Kelly discuss what Parental Alienation is, what it's doing to the kids, and how you can reach out for help if you feel you are in a situation of being alienated. As promised in the episode, here are a couple links where you can find out more about parental alienation. www.timetoputkidsfirst.org parentalalienationspeaks.com fathersrightsmovement.us --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/realityshiftfrequency/message

We all like to belong to something or someone. But we cannot help but feel like strangers. Why? And what do we do about it?

Alienation is part of the divorce process. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mark-sistek/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mark-sistek/support

Professor Phil Seddon discusses the pros and cons of re-introducing species that have become extinct; the possibilities of reviving populations by translocation; the need to re-aquaint ourselves with the wildlife on our doorstep, in an increasingly urbanised world.

Professor Phil Seddon discusses the pros and cons of re-introducing species that have become extinct; the possibilities of reviving populations by translocation; the need to re-aquaint ourselves with the wildlife on our doorstep, in an increasingly urbanised world.

Professor Phil Seddon discusses the pros and cons of re-introducing species that have become extinct; the possibilities of reviving populations by translocation; the need to re-aquaint ourselves with the wildlife on our doorstep, in an increasingly urbanised world.

Professor Phil Seddon discusses the pros and cons of re-introducing species that have become extinct; the possibilities of reviving populations by translocation; the need to re-aquaint ourselves with the wildlife on our doorstep, in an increasingly urbanised world.

Our first attachments are with our parents and family unit. These chords usually run the deepest and sit at our emotional core. The chords are wrapped around the roles we play within the family unit. Our special guest, Joe Frustaci, will help us sort through coping when those chords get cut and the family roles change and how we can heal.