The web page that contained the APA's 2008 position statement on "Parental Alienation Syndrome" was taken down sometime late last week. This news has travelled very fast, so some of you may already be aware of this removal. Although we have not yet been given any information about why it was taken down, it would be consistent with our prior communications with the APA to assume that this is a continuation of their efforts on our behalf. We would like to quote Dr. Craig Childress who recently provided a video statement to the Michigan Parental Alienation Awareness Day rally, which one of our group attended yesterday: "Let’s hope that this represents a signal that they are listening to you, that they are hearing your suffering and the suffering of your children; and that they intend to work with us to bring your suffering and the suffering of your children to an end. "The American Psychological Association cares about you and your children. Bring your voices to them, let them hear you, now, today. Write to them, asking them to convene this high-level conference of professional expertise in attachment theory, personality disorder pathology, trauma, and family systems therapy to examine the construct of 'parental alienation'". You can view the full transcript with a link to the video here: http://bit.ly/mi-paad-transcript You can view our copy of the original text of the 2008 position statement here: http://bit.ly/apa-pas-2008 Thank you to all who have signed and promoted this petition! Please continue to share it with your friends, family, and other parents who want to keep driving these changes!