In this episode, Steve and Kenya continue their exploration of Parental Alienation Syndrome (PAS) by diving into its complex and multifaceted causes. PAS is a phenomenon that can occur in various family dynamics, and its causes are not limited to a single factor. Instead, it often arises from a combination of factors, making it a multidimensional issue that requires a comprehensive understanding and approach. Steve discusses his encounter with PAS and understands that complex family dynamics, such as blended families, divorced families, or families with a history of abuse, can increase the risk of PAS. By examining the factors contributing to PAS, we hope to gain a deeper understanding of this phenomenon and provide valuable insights and tools for those navigating this complex issue. Don't miss another episode and subscribe to future podcasts on one of our many platforms, including Podbean, YouTube, iTunes, Spotify, Amazon, and many others!

In this episode, Steve and Kenya delve into the often-overlooked topic of Parental Alienation Syndrome (PAS), a phenomenon that has a profound impact on children. Steve, who has personally experienced the effects of PAS, shares his own story and insights on how this syndrome can wreak havoc on children's lives. What is often overlooked is that PAS can have a transgenerational impact, affecting not just the children but also future generations. When children are alienated from one parent, they may struggle to form healthy attachments with their own partners and children in the future, perpetuating a cycle of trauma. The hosts emphasize that PAS is not about the warring parents, but about giving children the gift of having both parents who love and accept them. They encourage listeners to take action and support families affected by PAS, and promote a culture that values healthy relationships and empowers parents to prioritize their children's well-being. **Don't miss another episode and subscribe to future podcasts on one of our many platforms, including Podbean, YouTube, iTunes, Spotify, Amazon, and many others!

In today's podcast, Steve and Kenya continue discussing the art of listening with part two of their series. They explore how changing the ingredients can result in a different product. They pose the question: what if we make assumptions without genuinely listening? Could our perceived problems stem from our interpretation of the situation rather than the problem itself? They delve into whether it's possible to respect one another without compromising on truth and maintain self-respect without losing our sense of value. Does it matter? The hosts also address the notion of problem-solving and ponder if forcing opinions onto a situation is truly effective or if acceptance is a better approach. They also question if erasing history in an attempt to control the situation leads to a genuine resolution or merely creates more issues. Don't miss another episode and subscribe to future podcasts on one of our many platforms, including Podbean, YouTube, iTunes, Spotify, Amazon, Google Podcasts, and many others!