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Grandparent Alienation

Find out what Grandparent Alienation is about, why it happens and what you can do if you are in this situation.

Last updated: 2 February 2024

Grandparent Alienation Tip Sheet

This helpful tip sheet includes information about why Grandparent Alienation happens, where you can get professional help and options you can consider to resolve alienation.

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Grandparent alienation as a form of elder abuse

Addressing grandparent alienation, along with other forms of elder abuse, is a crucial priority.

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