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As a follow up to the interview with Victor Dohleman, who suffered through 25 years of Parental Alienation, expert Richard A. Warshak PhD, psychologist and author, regarded as one of the world’s foremost experts on this subject, picks up where Dohleman’s interview leaves off. Warshak provides a clearer definition of the signs this problematic “syndrome” and tells Host Glass why engaging in it is a detriment to a child’s well-being. He offers suggestions on how to avoid getting caught in this “parent trap,” what remedies to seek if you become a victim of it, and how to find peace of mind. Warshak, whose book, “Divorce Poison,” lays it all out, touches on highights of that informative tutorial, to help guide parents who either find themselves the perpetrator or the victim of badmouthing, gaslighting and/or brainwashing. As a former psychologist, Host Glass echoes Warshak’s commentary, since many of his cases include this problem. Warshak is a grad of Cornell University, a past Clinical Professor of Psychiatry at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, and one of the world’s most respected authorities on divorce, child custody, and the psychology of alienated children. His groundbreaking studies appear in 18 books and more than 90 articles in 18 languages. Warshak’s work on relocation has influenced decisions in two Supreme Courts and his studies are cited in international case law and legislation. In addition to his book, his video, “Welcome Back, Pluto: Understanding, Preventing, and Overcoming Parental Alienation,” is used in every state in the U.S. and 31 foreign countries. He is soon to release a new book that also delves into another aspect of Parental Alienation. This is a powerhouse Episode! Don’t miss it.

As part of the intended purpose of The HourGLASS Podcast, host David Glass has also launched his blog, LookingGLASS. Through a series of informative and insightful blog entries, Glass guides readers through the breakup and divorce process by offering tips, suggestions, and practical advice on preparing for, getting through, and recharging one’s life post-divorce.

In our first entry of Season 8, Host Glass talked about Parental Alienation Syndrome and 5 ways to avoid it. In this Episode’s entry, Glass digs a bit deeper into the Parental Alienation Syndrome issue by providing a thorough look at what constitutes Brainwashing, Badmouthing and Gaslighting. Glass reminds viewers that in the end, it is the child who is most affected and those “injuries” can last well into adulthood.

Other topics Glass will cover going forward in upcoming Episodes will include red flags that indicate an intimate partner might kill you, domestic violence, gray divorce, divorce filing, spousal support, how to find an ex’s hidden assets, division of community property, child and pet custody, prenuptial agreements, trial preparation, and how to blend families, among others subjects.

Each article takes roughly 5–7 minutes to read. Don’t miss an entry. Glass has something for everyone. Posts are published the second Saturday of each month through 2026.

As part of the intended purpose of The HourGLASS Podcast, host David Glass has also launched his blog, LookingGLASS. Through a series of informative and insightful blog entries, Glass guides readers through the breakup and divorce process by offering tips, suggestions, and practical advice on preparing for, getting through, and recharging one’s life post-divorce.

In our first entry of Season 8, Host Glass talked about Parental Alienation Syndrome and 5 ways to avoid it. In this Episode’s entry, Glass digs a bit deeper into the Parental Alienation Syndrome issue by providing a thorough look at what constitutes Brainwashing, Badmouthing and Gaslighting. Glass reminds viewers that in the end, it is the child who is most affected and those “injuries” can last well into adulthood.

Other topics Glass will cover going forward in upcoming Episodes will include red flags that indicate an intimate partner might kill you, domestic violence, gray divorce, divorce filing, spousal support, how to find an ex’s hidden assets, division of community property, child and pet custody, prenuptial agreements, trial preparation, and how to blend families, among others subjects.

Each article takes roughly 5–7 minutes to read. Don’t miss an entry. Glass has something for everyone. Posts are published the second Saturday of each month through 2026.

In our Season 8 debut, Victor Dohleman, who heads a successful SoCal company, shared a heart-wrenching account with Host Glass about how he was unable to see his three children for 18 years. He talked about the toll it took on his emotional, physical, and financial well-being. That drops On Saturday, February 14th, Glass' guest will be highly skilled psychologist, Dr. Richard Warshak, recognized as one of the world’s top experts in Parental Alienation Syndrome. He will break down what this epidemic social trend can do to both the left-out parent and the child. The latter, who he says, is likely to feel the effects well into adulthood. Next up on March 14th for Episode 3, Glass segues into the topic of Domestic Violence when he has an intimate talk with Alesia Litteral about her remarkable survival after her spouse shot her seven times and stabbed her thirty-three. To cap off insight into that subject, on April 11th during Episode 4, Host Glass interviews California State Senator, Susan Rubio, who reps the 22nd district. As a victim of Domestic Violence herself, she covers a lot of ground in her chat with Glass. She then ticks off the many pieces of legislation she has authored, co-authored, and championed, all of which have passed the California State Senate with flying colors. Tune into these Episodes! In subsequent 2026 Episodes, Glass will dig into a number of other interesting topics. All are intense, intriguing and unquestionably illuminating! You’d be a fool to miss any one of them! If you forget any of the dates, just remember that The HourGLASS Podcast offers a new Episode each second Saturday of the month through 2026.

Take a peek at some of season 8!

Whether this is your first episode or you have been with us from the beginning, explore Seasons 1 through 7 below and discover conversations that still matter.

Each of The HourGlass Podcast guests share their thoughts on what to look out for when going through a breakup and how to move on from one once it is over. Some of their stories get personal. Don't miss any one of these Episodes. Each is interesting, captivating, and heartfelt with information and content you won't find anywhere else!

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