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Rebecca Inman, LMHC, is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor and Supreme Court Certified Family Mediator who specializes in high-conflict family dynamics, parental alienation, and reunification therapy. With decades of experience working at the intersection of psychology and family law, Rebecca helps families rebuild trust and connection after prolonged separation, conflict, or emotional estrangement.

Her work is trauma-informed, structured, and guided by clinical neutrality. She integrates attachment theory, behavioral science, and family systems principles to support children and parents through the complex process of restoring safe, meaningful relationships. Rebecca is widely recognized for her expertise in cases involving parental alienation, religious alienation, and resistance to contact.

As the founder of The Reunification Institute, Rebecca collaborates with attorneys, courts, and child-focused professionals to design effective, evidence-based interventions that prioritize the best interests of the child while ensuring accountability, structure, and emotional safety for all family members.

Rebecca Inman, LMHC, is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor and Supreme Court Certified Family Mediator who specializes in high-conflict family dynamics, parental alienation, and reunification therapy. With decades of experience working at the intersection of psychology and family law, Rebecca helps families rebuild trust and connection after prolonged separation, conflict, or emotional estrangement.

Her work is trauma-informed, structured, and guided by clinical neutrality. She integrates attachment theory, behavioral science, and family systems principles to support children and parents through the complex process of restoring safe, meaningful relationships. Rebecca is widely recognized for her expertise in cases involving parental alienation, religious alienation, and resistance to contact.

As the founder of The Reunification Institute, Rebecca collaborates with attorneys, courts, and child-focused professionals to design effective, evidence-based interventions that prioritize the best interests of the child while ensuring accountability, structure, and emotional safety for all family members.