“MacPherson J. in C.(W.), supra summarized the available orders once alienation is found, as articulated by Dr. Fidler, as the following:
a. Do nothing and leave the child with the alienating parent;
b. Do a custody reversal by placing the child with the rejected parent;
c. Leave the child with the favoured parent and provide therapy; or
d. Provide a transitional placement where the child is placed with a neutral party and therapy is provided so that eventually the child can be placed with the rejected parent.”