Transmogrification to be changed or transformed into a different adult shape by our experiences of childhood

Transmogrification to be changed or transformed into a different adult shape by our experiences of childhood good or bad, into a parental grotesque or a bizarre replication of another. Derived Forms. transmogrification, noun. Word Origin. C17: of unknown origin.Our experience of parental alienation is not just about our child Withins mental health, it is about the impact on our mental health on our physical wellbeing. In fact, at worst, it is a public health issue in which children who are alienated from a parent face the likelihood of having a shortened life expectancy of – wait for it – 20 years less than their peers.