Evidence-Based Support for High-Conflict Family Separation
Applying Contextual Behavioral Science—including Relational Frame Theory (RFT) and Acceptance & Commitment Training (ACT)—to understand and address the dynamics of parental alienation and family reunification.
Research-Based Approaches
We apply Contextual Behavioral Science—including analysis of both observable and covert behaviors—to complex family dynamics, using evidence-based frameworks rather than diagnostic labels.
Behavior Analysis
Applying behavior analysis to understand both observable interactions and covert behaviors (thoughts, feelings) within family systems, grounded in Relational Frame Theory.
Learn more →RFT & ACT
Using Relational Frame Theory (RFT) to understand language/cognition and Acceptance & Commitment Training (ACT) to build psychological flexibility—both within behavior analytic scope of practice.
Explore RFT/ACT →Practical Tools
Evidence-based assessment tools and strategies for parents and professionals navigating family conflict.
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Resources and tools tailored for different roles in family conflict situations.
Parents & Families
Practical strategies for navigating conflict, maintaining connection with children, and building resilience during challenging family transitions.
- •Values-based parenting strategies
- •Communication and boundary tools
- •Emotional regulation techniques
Professionals
Assessment frameworks, intervention strategies, and professional resources for behavior analysts, therapists, and family law professionals.
- •Functional assessment tools
- •Evidence-based intervention strategies
- •Professional collaboration frameworks
Featured Resources
Latest research articles and practical guides for navigating family conflict.
Latest Blog Articles
Research-based articles applying behavior science to family conflict situations.
Research & Theory
Theoretical frameworks and working documents on behavior analysis in family systems.
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Whether you're a parent navigating family conflict or a professional supporting families, our evidence-based tools and resources can help.