The Abuse Excuse

In addition, the people at Abuse Excuse are able to analyze your case relative to prospective Parental Alienation or Parental Alienation Syndrome, false allegations of Parental Alienation Syndrome, Stockholm syndrome, as well as many other kinds of disorders and/or a prospective lawsuit. Author and expert Dan Tong of Abuse Excuse brings a unique combination of personal and professional experience from over 25 years that will be able to greatly assist you and your attorneys in clearing your good name. You cannot let the abuse excuse tarnish your reputation. Sadly there are children victims of real abuse, but what ruins these true cases are also of the parental alienation or SAID syndromes, where the abuse excuse is used as a tactic or bargaining chip by one parent seeking divorce and/or child custody.

Numerous studies indicate that there are malicious, false child abuse allegations made about 2% - 5% of the time. Many of the same types of allegations occur globally, and as a result of Divorce-Related *Malicious Moms* Recent research indicates that most unfounded claims of sexual child abuse are fostered by delusional accusers. Some studies show that delusional accusers, which tend to mothers, may suffer from a mental health condition such as Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD), and they will shop for an expert to confirm that their child has been abused, and they won't take 'no' as an acceptable answer. This is why the Abuse Excuse has come into development. Some accusers even use the psychological phenomena of projection and transference to convince the "abused" child ...Daddy touched you in bad places! There already exist recently published guidelines for treating victims of sexual and physical child abuse.

The Abuse Excuse recommends that you check out the information that is funded by the U.S. Dept. of Justice and Office for Victims of Crime. The findings strongly suggest that all therapeutic protocols be are to be supported. Dr. Charles Ford, a psychiatrist and author of the book Lies, Lies, And Lies: The Psychology of Deceit refers to a phenomenon known as "Pseudo logia Fantastica," or pathological lying which is common on situations of the abuse excuse. If you or someone you know has been falsely accused of abuse of any kind, you need to familiarize yourself with the abuse excuse, and check out the website Abuse Excuse to be able to educate yourself and defend your good name. You may also want to retain legal services.