Author Archives: mastermind

This article is taken from the Spring 2014 edition of Apple Magazine, published by Alberta Health Services. “When Mount Royal University professor Christine Giancarlo, a PhD in human services, began to study the phenomenon of parents alienated from their children, … Continue reading →

Divorce touches thousands of people each year, especially in Alberta, where the divorce rate of 46 per cent is five percentage points higher than the national average. For children, divorce can be devastating if their parents don’t set their differences … Continue reading →

People with personality disorders thrive in court-room litigation, they are the high-conflict personalities (HCPs), and sometimes called “litigation junkies” by judges. According to Bill Eddy, an author who has worked in his previous life as a litigation lawyer and clinical … Continue reading →