Munchausen Moms, Parental Alienation and False Allegations of Abuse

This presentation provides an in-depth look at the complex issues of Munchausen Syndrome by Proxy (MBP) involving mothers, parental alienation, and false abuse allegations, with a focus on sexual abuse cases. It aims to equip professionals with tools for accurately assessing these challenging scenarios. We'll examine the behavioral patterns and psychological profiles of mothers in MBP cases, contrasting them with those involved in parental alienation or making false abuse claims. This comparison is key to distinguishing genuine cases from fabricated ones. Attendees will learn about various diagnostic and investigative techniques that blend psychological, forensic, and legal insights for a thorough evaluation. The presentation also discusses the intricate dynamics of these cases, including their impact on children and associated legal complexities. We'll provide practical guidelines for handling these situations with care and professionalism, balancing child protection with the rights of all parties.Targeting professionals in child welfare, law enforcement, psychology, and legal fields, this session is crucial for enhancing decision-making skills in cases involving MBP, parental alienation, and false allegations, ultimately aiming to safeguard children's well-being.