Competence center for children's needs for family life according to the Convention on the Rights of the Child
The government has decided that the Convention on the Rights of the Child will become Swedish law. Even today, Sweden is bound by the European Convention, which in its Article 8 gives children the right to family life. This right is increasingly violated in connection with parental conflict and family division. More and more children and young people are growing up without society being able to protect their need for continuous and adequate contact with both parents throughout their upbringing. Generational contact is an important factor in the family's quality of life and for the child's psychosocial health and maturity.
Competence center for children's need for family life in accordance with the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child
The Government has decided that the Convention on the Rights of the Child shall become Swedish law. Already today, Sweden is bound by the European Convention, which in its Article 8 gives children the right to family life. This right is increasingly violated in connection with parental conflict and family divisions. More and more children and young people are growing up without the society being able to protect their need for continuous and adequate contact with both parents throughout their upbringing. The generation contact is an important factor in the family's quality of life and for the child's psychosocial health and maturity.
The Government has decided that the Convention on the Rights of the Child shall become Swedish law. Already today, Sweden is bound by the European Convention, which in its Article 8 gives children the right to family life. This right is increasingly violated in connection with parental conflict and family divisions. More and more children and young people are growing up without the society being able to protect their need for continuous and adequate contact with both parents throughout their upbringing. The generation contact is an important factor in the family's quality of life and for the child's psychosocial health and maturity.
In order to meet this social health requirement, Sweden needs a central clinical competence center. It should be an organization for research, information, prevention and rehabilitation. Treatment programs for intergenerational family integration and reunification with lost parents for separated children are developed in consultation with international role models.
The project can interact with parents and elderly organizations to awaken their and the public's interest in children's needs of the family as a breeding ground for relationships, growing and personal development. It can be done in conjunction with extended family forms and involves grandparents who are committed to their missing grandchildren.
The place should be favorable for interdisciplinary dialogue and the resort suitable for restful contemplation in therapeutic environment: Here, medical, social, cultural and legal professions should work together to guarantee children in future generations a start in safe relationships and give them a capacity for family life that helps them mature into harmonious and responsible adults, capable of living joy, creation and work. Good experiences of affiliation with both parents and family constitute a cornerstone of the social stability of society.
Research resources are needed for an observatory that keeps the knowledge up-to-date and which collects, integrates and translates knowledge of children's psychosocial family needs into practical advice. Management manuals for the coordination of interventions between care, legal practice, cultural activity and social care are developed for different diagnoses. Initially, a meeting place is needed for dialogue between authorities, associations and individuals affected by parental leave in one or more generations.
A dialogue platform for exchanging research and experience, theory and practice, academia and administration should help bridge the implementation gap. The goal is to build up a training with permanent functions for updating and further studies for experienced and newly recruited professionals. International networks and expert conferences are important for connecting and importing latest findings from the front line into skills that are now spread across leading countries (Canada, USA, Australia, etc.).
The international expert network is based at Vanderbilt University (www.pasg.info). If the relevant bodies and stakeholders cooperate, Stockholm has the chance to become the venue for the network center in Europe.
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How can a competence center about children's needs for family life be realized?
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Project Syndicate Blog: https://www.project-syndicate.org/blog/specialist-competence-center-for-families-and-children-needed-after-alarming-report-on-children-deprived-of-a- parent-by Nils-g-RAN Areskoug-by Nils-g-RAN Areskoug
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Global Expert Network: Parental Alienation Study Group, Inc. (PASG): Parental Alienation Study Group
Vanderbilt University Medical Center for Knowledge Management: Welcome to Parental Alienation Database | Parental Alienation Database