A PSYCHOTHERAPEUTIC AND INTERDISCIPLINARY INTERVENTION MODEL
High-conflict parental separation cases generate significant challenges for psychosocial professional and law professionals. The Parentalité-Conflit-Résolution intervention protocol (PCR) offers an interdisciplinary alternative for dealing with these family situations, aiming to improve interparental communication and to support or restore the parent–child relationship. This article presents the practical framework of the psychotherapist within the PCR, the psychotherapist’s role within the interdisciplinary model, the clinical issues he faces as well as the ethical challenges that come with such an intervention model. In conclusion, recommendations are made with the aim of clarifying the future of this innovative psycho-judicial intervention for families living in severe conflicts.