Dr. Jim Reading
From Dr. Childress's Book on 
An Attachment Based Model of Parental Alienation


      I've been reading a really interesting book by Dr. Childress and thought I'd read a section in the book where he talks about splitting. Splitting as many will know is a psychoanalytic term describing a person's inability to integrate good and bad. The result is appraisals of others that are overly idealized or overly demonizing. 

Dr. Jim reads from Dr. Childress's Foundations An Attachment Based Model of Parental Alienation

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