I am a parental rights advocate who has witnessed and heard many horrific family court stories of one parent alienating their children against the other parent.

Unfortunately, I have also heard stories of one parenting trying to use post hypnotic suggestions to try and turn a child’s core beliefs and affectionate feelings for the non-custodial parent into a negative association.

Is this possible?

If a child has a true bond that is part of their identity with one parent, and they are given a negative association while under a hypnotic state, can it actually change their core belief?

If the child still will not turn, and the parent continues to try and have the child influenced by a hypnotist, can this cause long term psychological disorders?

Sean Delevan