On Sunday, February 2, 2025 @ 8 PM EST, Family Access-Fighting for Children's Rights will present Melanie Gill in a webinar titled "The Fruit Doesn't Fall Far From the Tree".  This will air exclusively on our Families Divided TV YouTube channel. 

www.youtube.com/@FamiliesDividedTV

Narcissistic Parents and those with psychopathic features who alienate children from their other parent, provide the perfect manufacturing base to produce narcissistic children. The actual alienating environment if extremely dangerous can also push them into psychopathy.
 Findings from 17 years of using attachment science in very complex cases shows the backstory and outcomes of destructive parenting, and how western societies are engulfed in the generational transfer of psychopathology that’s all and only about the cult of ‘I’. I’ll be discussing cases to show the route from normal child to one filled with hate and fear and how to stop it happening’.

‘Melanie Gill is a UK -based attachment specialist, psychologist, and forensic consultant. She uses evidenced based assessments with a focus on attachment science. She specializes in assessing adults, adolescents, families and children, formulating, and monitoring treatment and intervention plans, and uses innovative multi-disciplinary approaches that seek to assess attachment dynamics resulting in psychological problems, psychopathology, and risk, as effectively as possible. Her work places an emphasis on understanding the often-complex history behind an existing family dynamic, on the basis that a child cannot be assessed in vacuum, nor can parents and adults be understood separately from their children, other family members and their family history. She has been a political campaigner for children for many years and has recently been made Head of Psychology at The Change for Children International, an organization finding novel solutions to family court cases, and she continues to work as an Expert Witness. She is passionate about bringing psychological science and knowledge into Family Courts to improve the lives and understanding of complex families and how all humans develop.