False Memory Syndrome Foundation Newsletter

The FMS Foundation has been formed in Pennsylvania to support families falsely accused due to repressed memories. The newsletter details the foundation's mission, the establishment

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 01 No 02 - 1992 april

The FMS Foundation Newsletter of April 1, 1992, details the progress of establishing the organization, including by-laws, office space, and volunteer coordination. Preliminary surv

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 01 No 03 - 1992 april

The FMS Foundation is moving to a new office in Philadelphia and seeking material to document the phenomenon. The newsletter features articles on the reliability of memory, explori

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 01 No 04 - 1992 may

This issue of the FMS Foundation Newsletter discusses the challenges faced by families dealing with "recovered memories" of abuse, highlighting how these claims can divide families

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 01 No 05 - 1992 may

The FMS Foundation Newsletter dated May 21, 1992, reports a significant response to its 800 number from families and professionals discussing recovered memories, often related to a

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 01 No 06 - 1992 june

The FMS Foundation Newsletter addresses the growing phenomenon of false memory syndrome, where individuals, often daughters in their 30s, recover memories of abuse during therapy,

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 01 No 07 - 1992 july

The FMS Foundation Newsletter highlights the growing awareness of False Memory Syndrome, with increasing media coverage and family involvement. The foundation receives numerous cal

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 01 No 08 - 1992 augsept

The FMS Foundation Newsletter addresses the growing phenomenon of recovered memories, particularly concerning childhood abuse. It highlights the increasing number of families seeki

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 01 No 09 - 1992 oct

The FMS Foundation Newsletter addresses the growing phenomenon of False Memory Syndrome, noting a significant increase in families reporting children accusing parents of abuse. It

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 01 No 10 - 1992 nov

The FMS Foundation Newsletter addresses the controversial 'trauma theory' and the recovered memory movement, suggesting that many recovered memories of childhood sexual abuse may b

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 01 No 11 - 1992 dec

The FMS Foundation Newsletter addresses criticisms and controversies surrounding recovered memories, particularly in cases of alleged child abuse. It highlights the FMS Foundation'

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 02 No 01 - 1993 jan

This issue of the FMS Foundation Newsletter addresses the phenomenon of False Memory Syndrome (FMS), detailing its impact on families and the challenges of reconciliation. It inclu

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 02 No 02 - 1993 feb

This issue of the FMS Foundation Newsletter addresses the growing phenomenon of False Memory Syndrome (FMS) and the controversies surrounding repressed memory therapy. It highlight

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 02 No 03 - 1993 mar

The FMS Foundation Newsletter addresses the controversial topic of repressed memories, particularly in the context of child abuse accusations. It highlights an upcoming conference

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 02 No 04 - 1993 april

This issue of the FMS Foundation Newsletter addresses the complex issue of false memories, particularly in the context of child sexual abuse accusations. It highlights the challeng

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 02 No 05 - 1993 may

The FMS Foundation Newsletter issue of May 3, 1993, reports on the 'Memory and Reality: Emerging Crisis' conference attended by over 600 people, including professionals and familie

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 02 No 06 - 1993 june

This issue of the FMS Foundation Newsletter delves into the complex and controversial topic of false memories and repressed memories, particularly in the context of child abuse acc

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 02 No 07 - 1993 july

This issue of the FMS Foundation Newsletter addresses concerns about False Memory Syndrome (FMS), exploring scientific debates on memory reconstruction versus repression. It highli

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 02 No 08 - 1993 aug

The FMS Foundation Newsletter issue of August 1993 reports on a perceived shift in the climate surrounding the FMS phenomenon, noting indications of change in media coverage and pu

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 02 No 09 - 1993 oct

This issue of the FMS Foundation Newsletter addresses the complex issues surrounding False Memory Syndrome (FMS) and repressed memories of child sexual abuse. It highlights pattern

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 02 No 10 - 1993 nov

This issue of the FMS Foundation Newsletter critically examines the phenomenon of repressed memories and the 'sexual abuse hysteria' prevalent since the early 1980s. It draws paral

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 02 No 11 - 1993 dec

This issue of the FMS Foundation Newsletter highlights a significant increase in media coverage of False Memory Syndrome (FMS), noting a shift towards greater depth and compassion.

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 03 No 01 - 1994 jan

This issue of the FMS Foundation Newsletter addresses the controversial topic of recovered memories and alleged child abuse. It highlights the foundation's stance that many recover

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 03 No 02 - 1994 feb

This issue of the FMS Foundation Newsletter addresses the controversial topic of repressed memories of sexual abuse. It features the American Psychiatric Association's statement on

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 03 No 03 - 1994 mar

This issue of the FMS Foundation Newsletter discusses the controversy surrounding recovered memories of child sexual abuse, the role of therapists, and the FMS Foundation's efforts

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 03 No 04 - 1994 april

This issue of the FMS Foundation Newsletter addresses the controversy surrounding False Memory Syndrome (FMS) and its relation to ritual abuse claims. It critiques Cavalcade Produc

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 03 No 05 - 1994 may

This issue of the FMS Foundation Newsletter focuses on the legal and therapeutic implications of recovered memories, particularly in light of the Ramona trial. It explores the conc

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 03 No 06 - 1994 june

This issue of the FMS Foundation Newsletter critically examines recovered memory therapy (RMT), questioning its safety and effectiveness, particularly for women. It highlights conc

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 03 No 07 - 1994 july

This issue of the FMS Foundation Newsletter critically examines 'Recovered Memory Therapy' (RMT) and the phenomenon of false memories. It highlights the American Medical Associatio

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 03 No 08 - 1994 sept

This issue of the FMS Foundation Newsletter critically examines the phenomenon of recovered memory therapy (RMT), highlighting concerns about its scientific validity and potential

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 03 No 09 - 1994 oct

This issue of the FMS Foundation Newsletter addresses the controversial topic of false memory syndrome and recovered memory therapy. It includes a response to a critical article, a

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 03 No 10 - 1994 nov

This issue of the FMS Foundation Newsletter discusses ongoing efforts to educate the public and professionals about the False Memory Syndrome. It highlights legal decisions, such a

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 04 No 01 - 1995 jan

This issue of the FMS Foundation Newsletter focuses on the complexities of false memory syndrome (FMS) and recovered memory therapy (RMT). It highlights a conference on memory and

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 04 No 02 - 1995 feb

This issue of the FMS Foundation Newsletter delves into the complex and controversial topic of recovered memories, particularly in relation to childhood sexual abuse (CSA). It high

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 04 No 03 - 1995 mar

This issue of the FMS Foundation Newsletter discusses the ongoing debate surrounding False Memory Syndrome and Recovered Memory Therapy. It highlights legal actions against therapi

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 04 No 04 - 1995 april

This issue of the FMS Foundation Newsletter focuses on the recovered memory controversy, highlighting a KUMC conference where experts debated the scientific validity of repressed m

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 04 No 05 - 1995 may

This issue of the FMS Foundation Newsletter, dated May 2, 1995, focuses heavily on the controversy surrounding recovered memory therapy. It highlights the overturning of the George

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 04 No 06 - 1995 june

This issue of the FMS Foundation Newsletter focuses on legal challenges to recovered memory claims. Two major court cases, one in Maryland and one in New Hampshire, ruled that reco

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 04 No 07 - 1995 julyaug

This issue of the FMS Foundation Newsletter critically examines the controversy surrounding recovered memories, particularly in the context of child sexual abuse allegations. It hi

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 04 No 08 - 1995 sept

This issue of the FMS Foundation Newsletter highlights the significant impact of legal decisions on the recovered memory debate during the summer of 1995. It features reports on co

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 04 No 09 - 1995 oct

This issue of the FMS Foundation Newsletter highlights a growing public and judicial shift away from uncritical acceptance of repressed memory claims, particularly in child abuse c

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 04 No 10 - 1995 novdec

This issue of the FMS Foundation Newsletter focuses on the controversy surrounding recovered memory therapy (RMT) and its alleged connection to false memories and patient abuse. Th

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 05 No 01 - 1996 jan

This issue of the FMS Foundation Newsletter addresses the polarization within the mental health community regarding false memory syndrome and the Foundation's stance. It highlights

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 05 No 02 - 1996 feb

This issue of the FMS Foundation Newsletter critically examines the recovered memory movement and its associated therapeutic practices. It highlights a shift in professional thinki

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 05 No 03 - 1996 mar

This issue of the FMS Foundation Newsletter addresses the ongoing debate surrounding false memory syndrome, highlighting research findings that challenge the notion of repressed me

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 05 No 04 - 1996 april

This issue of the FMS Foundation Newsletter focuses on legal decisions concerning repressed memories, particularly the Texas Supreme Court's ruling in S.V. v R.V. which emphasized

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 05 No 05 - 1996 may

This issue of the FMS Foundation Newsletter critically examines recovered memory therapy, presenting data suggesting it can worsen patients' conditions. It highlights concerns abou

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 05 No 07 - 1996 july

This issue of the FMS Foundation Newsletter addresses the ongoing debate surrounding False Memory Syndrome and recovered memories. It highlights concerns about the reliability of m

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 05 No 08 - 1996 sept

This issue of the FMS Foundation Newsletter focuses on the growing number of legal cases involving repressed memory claims and the courts' increasing skepticism. Several higher cou

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 05 No 09 - 1996 oct

This issue of the FMS Foundation Newsletter focuses on the complexities of false memory syndrome and child abuse allegations. It highlights legal cases where repressed memory claim

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 05 No 10 - 1996 nov

This issue of the FMS Foundation Newsletter addresses the 'false memory crisis,' emphasizing that there is no 'middle ground' in distinguishing true memories from fabricated ones,

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 06 No 01 - 1997 jan

This issue of the FMS Foundation Newsletter covers the ongoing debate surrounding repressed memories, highlighting legal cases, scientific research, and upcoming conferences. It cr

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 06 No 02 - 1997 feb

This issue of the FMSF Newsletter discusses the societal function of rules and fair enforcement, highlighting a 1997 event in Salem commemorating the 300th anniversary of the Day o

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 06 No 03 - 1997 mar

This issue of the FMS Foundation Newsletter reviews developments in February 1997 concerning false memory syndrome. It highlights legal cases, such as a former patient suing a doct

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 06 No 04 - 1997 april

This issue of the FMS Foundation Newsletter from April 1997 discusses the ongoing debate surrounding False Memory Syndrome (FMS), highlighting legal cases and new research. It note

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 06 No 05 - 1997 may

This issue of the FMS Foundation Newsletter questions the legitimacy of 'cutting-off' and 'isolation' as psychological treatments, drawing parallels to cult practices and historica

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 06 No 06 - 1997 june

This issue highlights a significant legal victory in Indiana with the passage of an informed consent law for mental health providers. It also reports on the Amirault sisters being

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 06 No 07 - 1997 julaug

This issue of the FMS Foundation Newsletter covers recent developments in false memory syndrome (FMS) cases, including the Little Rascals and Wenatchee cases, and legal rulings con

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 06 No 08 - 1997 sept

This issue of the FMSF Newsletter focuses on significant legal developments concerning recovered/repressed memory testimony. Several appellate court decisions, including those in N

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 06 No 09 - 1997 oct