Anyone can make a referral to Parental Alienation Awareness, to help survive the abuse of alienating behaviours, gatekeeping and obstruction of parenting.  We receive a variety of referrals from various professionals and organisations.

• Social prescribers refer alienated parents, partners and extended family members to us, to help with the overall wellbeing.
• GPs refer alienated parents to us.  This will provide a medical record of the support needed.
• Department for Work and Pensions – let DWP know you have children and are being kept from parenting them.  Tell DWP you’re struggling.  Don’t mention ‘Parental Alienation’ – let them determine that.  Tell them Westminster Job Centre DWP knows who we are.
• Social workers and those involved in mental health, legal services and community wellbeing groups can use this form.
• Employers, line managers, colleagues, education establishments and HR staff are able to make referrals.
• Family and friends will have been affected; they too can refer either themselves or the targeted parent.
• You too, as an alienated parent, partner or extended family member, can use this form to make a self-referral.

Make use of our freephone UK Helpline 020 3778 1171  and our online / in-person county support sessions

Use the form below to MAKE A REFERRAL:

Please email us directly info@paawareness.co.uk if you:

• need to book a Teams ‘Awareness’ session to find out more on what we do, how we help and the severity of ‘parental alienation’ abuse;
• run a Domestic Abuse or community group session, or you would like us to visit and talk with them.

Your details are held in strict compliance with GDPR and DPA.  We know how important it is for you to attend these sessions in safety.  When completing this form, you’re giving us permission to store your data securely.  The data will be used to contact you and for statistical purposes.  We do not pass your details outside of PAA.  To request removal of your details, simply contact info@paawareness.co.uk

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