If you're reading this guide, there's a good chance you're worried about your child.
You may be navigating family court, living with a difficult co-parenting relationship, or trying to make sense of changes you've noticed in your child's behaviour. Like many protective parents, you might know something doesn't feel right but struggle to explain it in a way that others understand.
You're not alone.
Many parents tell us they find it difficult to put their concerns into words. They worry about saying the wrong thing, sounding emotional, or being accused of making assumptions, or worse Parental Alienation. They know what they've seen, but they're either not always sure how to record it in a way that's clear, factual and easy for others to understand, or their communication of events moves focus away from the child

