A free front-line checklist for clinicians, evaluators, GALs, and attorneys in high-conflict custody cases. Built on the Childress framework, the SAFeR overlay, and over 20 years of family reunification work, since 2006.
Built by Dorcy Pruter. Certified coach. Over 20 years in family reunification, since 2006. Creator of the High Road to Reunification Program, the #1 court-ordered family reunification program in the country.
You were trained to act fast on physical and sexual abuse. The instruments exist. The thresholds are clear. The reporting language is established.
Psychological child abuse has none of that. By the time a case reaches you, the targeted parent has been cut off for months or years. The child's symptoms have hardened. Your assessment tools were built for a different problem.
The result: a recommendation that misses the abuse, a reunification therapy referral that fails, and a professional on the stand defending a report that falls apart.
This checklist fills that gap.
This checklist is specifically designed for front-line professionals who interact with high-conflict custody cases and need clear, defensible frameworks to identify psychological abuse.
Licensed mental health professionals doing custody evaluations or court-ordered family work
Custody evaluators, parenting coordinators, and reunification specialists
Guardians ad Litem, Minor's Counsel, and child representatives
Family law attorneys building cases that involve psychological abuse
Court-appointed psychologists and forensic professionals
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