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About Amanda

One of Australia's Leading Experts

One of Australia's Leading Experts

One of Australia's Leading Experts

Amanda's personal history is unique in that she has experienced parental alienation as a child, later as an alienated parent and thankfully as a parent re-uniting with her children. In Jan 2012 Amanda's children were abducted and thus began her fully immersive journey into parental alienation, what it was, how it was even possible in the 

Amanda's personal history is unique in that she has experienced parental alienation as a child, later as an alienated parent and thankfully as a parent re-uniting with her children. In Jan 2012 Amanda's children were abducted and thus began her fully immersive journey into parental alienation, what it was, how it was even possible in the modern age, and more importantly how to best be there for your children if they are going through it. After being devastated by an unjust Family Court ruling, In 2013 Amanda connected online with alienated parents, starting online support groups in 2014 with now with thousands of active members. In Jan 2015, Amanda founded the Eeny Meeny Miney Mo Foundation, a not for profit health services charity, advancing education in parental alienation.

Regularly Consulted as an Expert

One of Australia's Leading Experts

One of Australia's Leading Experts

As the founder the Eeny Meeny Miney Mo Foundation and Australian Parental Alienation Awareness Day (12 October #PAADay), Amanda is regularly consulted as an emerging expert in this field. Amanda featured on SBS Insight  'After the Abduction' in 2015 then her story was featured in Woman's Weekly in 2016. Her story attracted the attention o

As the founder the Eeny Meeny Miney Mo Foundation and Australian Parental Alienation Awareness Day (12 October #PAADay), Amanda is regularly consulted as an emerging expert in this field. Amanda featured on SBS Insight  'After the Abduction' in 2015 then her story was featured in Woman's Weekly in 2016. Her story attracted the attention of media outlets and journalists around the world in pursuit of clarity of this little known or understood area of family violence. Since then, Amanda has featured in articles on News Pty Ltd, the Dailymail, Kidspot, Mamamia and many others. Psychologists, practitioners, researchers and the family court legal fraternity regularly consult with Amanda and refer to her and EMMM's work in articles, papers and submissions.

Education and Research

One of Australia's Leading Experts

Education and Research

Amanda's goal, and that of her the Eeny Meeny Miney Mo Foundation, is to educate parents, Family Court and mental health practitioners on the real and present phenomenon which is parental alienation, and in particular the trauma, stress and life long impact it has on alienated children who are forcibly removed from the love of both parent

Amanda's goal, and that of her the Eeny Meeny Miney Mo Foundation, is to educate parents, Family Court and mental health practitioners on the real and present phenomenon which is parental alienation, and in particular the trauma, stress and life long impact it has on alienated children who are forcibly removed from the love of both parents. Amanda, many members of her support group and others are instrumental in a ground breaking University of Tasmania collaborative research studies on parental alienation, from all perspectives, involving thousands of children, parents and grand parents in alienated situations. Amanda's driving ambition is to provide practical steps and healthy working pathways to reunite families with in a way that is most supportive of their child's development.

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