False Memory Syndrome Foundation Newsletter

This issue of the FMS Foundation Newsletter begins with a thank you to volunteers and supporters, highlighting the Foundation's work in understanding memory science and improving p

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 07 No 02 - 1998 mar

This issue of the FMSF Newsletter critically examines the scientific and legal aspects of the recovered memory debate. It questions the methodology of studies claiming to support r

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 07 No 03 - 1998 april

This issue of the FMSF Newsletter argues that repressed memory therapy is a dangerous sociopolitical movement rather than a patient-focused treatment. It highlights concerns about

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 07 No 04 - 1998 may

This issue of the FMS Foundation Newsletter critically examines the concept of 'recovered memories,' particularly in the context of childhood sexual abuse. It highlights a report f

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 07 No 05 - 1998 june

The June 1998 FMSF Newsletter addresses the ongoing debate surrounding recovered memories and Multiple Personality Disorder (MPD). It critiques media portrayals and psychiatric pra

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 07 No 06 - 1998 julaug

This issue of the FMS Foundation Newsletter highlights a statement from the FMSF Scientific and Professional Advisory Board emphasizing social responsibility in addressing public h

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 07 No 07 - 1998 sept

This issue of the FMSF Newsletter highlights the increasing legal scrutiny of recovered memory therapy. A federal criminal trial in Texas is set to begin against professionals accu

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 07 No 08 - 1998 oct

This issue of the FMSF Newsletter focuses on the criminal trial U.S.A. v. Peterson et al., which alleges psychotherapists implanted false memories of satanic ritual abuse. It criti

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 07 No 09 - 1998 nov

This issue of the FMSF Newsletter focuses on legal cases and professional skepticism surrounding recovered memory therapy and Multiple Personality Disorder (MPD). It details the fe

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 07 No 10 - 1998 dec

This issue of the FMS Foundation Newsletter highlights increased media attention on recovered memory/false accusation issues through television documentaries. It details legal proc

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 08 No 01 - 1999 janfeb

This issue of the FMSF Newsletter highlights the ongoing debate surrounding recovered memories and its impact on legal and personal spheres. It details legal rulings concerning the

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 08 No 02 - 1999 mar

The FMS Foundation Newsletter reflects on its continued existence beyond initial expectations, noting a decrease in crisis calls but ongoing information requests. It critiques medi

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 08 No 03 - 1999 aprilmay

This issue of the FMSF Newsletter critically examines the media's fascination with Multiple Personality Disorder (MPD), questioning its popularity despite a lack of scientific supp

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 08 No 04 - 1999 june

This issue of the FMS Foundation Newsletter addresses the ongoing impact of the false memory crisis, noting that while the 'recovered memory fad' may be waning, many professionals

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 08 No 05 - 1999 julyaug

The July/August 1999 issue of the FMSF Newsletter highlights the declining influence of the False Memory Syndrome (FMS) phenomenon and the recovered memory movement. It details leg

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 08 No 06 - 1999 sept

This issue of the FMSF Newsletter highlights the ongoing debate surrounding recovered memories and Multiple Personality Disorder (MPD), noting a significant increase in research ar

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 08 No 07 - 1999 octnov

This issue of the FMSF Newsletter highlights the pervasive culture of denial within the medical profession regarding recovered memory therapy. It features articles discussing the e

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 08 No 08 - 1999 dec

This issue of the FMS Foundation Newsletter suggests the recovered memory movement may be waning, citing license actions against key figures like Bennett Braun and Renee Fredrickso

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 09 No 01 - 2000 janfeb

This issue of the FMS Foundation Newsletter focuses on the ongoing debate surrounding false memory syndrome and its implications for psychotherapy and professional education. It hi

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 09 No 02 - 2000 marapril

This issue of the FMS Foundation Newsletter highlights the ongoing legal battles surrounding false memory syndrome, including a jury verdict in favor of defense lawyers against ins

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 09 No 03 - 2000 mayjune

This issue of the FMS Foundation Newsletter covers the 'Memory and Reality: Return to Reason' conference, highlighting discussions on the nature of memory, the challenges of recove

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 09 No 04 - 2000 julyaug

The July/August 2000 FMS Foundation Newsletter highlights significant shifts in the discourse surrounding recovered memory, with the American Psychiatric Association revising its g

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 09 No 05 - 2000 septoct

This issue of the FMS Foundation Newsletter addresses the ongoing debate surrounding recovered memories and child sexual abuse accusations. It highlights legal cases where 'recover

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 09 No 06 - 2000 novdec

This issue of the FMS Foundation Newsletter highlights the ongoing debate and legal battles surrounding false memory syndrome and recovered memory therapy. It features articles dis

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 10 No 01 - 2001 janfeb

This issue of the FMS Foundation Newsletter (Jan/Feb 2001) emphasizes the ongoing relevance of the Foundation's work despite a decrease in new cases. It highlights research challen

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 10 No 02 - 2001 marapril

This issue of the FMS Foundation Newsletter critically examines the concept of 'dissociative amnesia,' presenting research that questions its validity and highlights misrepresentat

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 10 No 03 - 2001 mayjune

The May/June 2001 FMSF Newsletter highlights the $5.08 million award in the Sawyer v. Midelfort case, where parents were falsely accused of abuse due to their daughter's recovered

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 10 No 04 - 2001 julyaug

This issue highlights the changing public and legal attitudes towards recovered memories, exemplified by the recognition of Elizabeth Loftus's work. It covers legal developments, i

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 10 No 05 - 2001 septoct

This issue of the FMS Foundation Newsletter delves into the complexities of false memory syndrome, presenting survey results on family reconciliation dynamics, and highlighting res

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 10 No 06 - 2001 novdec

This issue of the FMSF Newsletter explores trends in families dealing with false memory syndrome, distinguishing between retractors, returners, and refusers. It highlights legal de

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 11 No 01 - 2002 janfeb

This issue of the FMS Foundation Newsletter focuses on the challenges of family reconciliation following false accusations, particularly those related to recovered memory therapy.

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 11 No 02 - 2002 marapril

This issue of the FMSF Newsletter highlights the continued relevance of the false memory syndrome, noting that families still need support despite a decrease in cases. It emphasize

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 11 No 03 - 2002 mayjune

This issue of the FMSF Newsletter (May/June 2002) addresses the ongoing debate surrounding recovered memories, particularly in light of renewed attention due to clergy abuse scanda

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 11 No 04 - 2002 julyaug

This issue of the FMSF Newsletter addresses the ongoing debate surrounding recovered memories, particularly in the context of child abuse allegations and legal challenges. It highl

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 11 No 05 - 2002 septoct

This issue of the FMSF Newsletter addresses concerns about the resurgence of 'ritual abuse' beliefs, highlighting the lack of credible evidence and the harm caused by such conspira

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 11 No 06 - 2002 novdec

This issue of the FMSF Newsletter covers the ongoing debate surrounding recovered memories and false allegations. Dr. Paul McHugh declared the 'concept battle' won but the 'clinica

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 12 No 01 - 2003 janfeb

This issue of the FMSF Newsletter contrasts the early 1990s climate of belief in repressed memories with the current understanding, highlighting the prevalence of false memories in

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 12 No 02 - 2003 marapril

This issue of the FMSF Newsletter highlights the ongoing debate surrounding recovered memories, particularly in cases of alleged childhood sexual abuse. It contrasts scientific res

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 12 No 03 - 2003 mayjune

This issue of the FMS Foundation Newsletter focuses on the ongoing debate surrounding recovered memories, with a prominent review of Richard McNally's book "Remembering Trauma." Se

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 12 No 04 - 2003 julyaug

This issue of the FMS Foundation Newsletter (July/August 2003) explores the ongoing debate surrounding repressed and recovered memories, contrasting scientific evidence with popula

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 12 No 05 - 2003 septoct

This issue of the FMSF Newsletter discusses the U.S. Supreme Court's decision to ban retroactive erasure of statutes of limitations, particularly relevant to child abuse cases. It

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 12 No 06 - 2003 novdec

This issue of the FMSF Newsletter discusses the ongoing impact of the false memory syndrome, highlighting legal cases involving alleged malpractice by therapists using hypnosis and

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 13 No 01 - 2004 janfeb

This issue of the FMSF Newsletter highlights the significant decline in survivor newsletters, with only a few remaining active. It details several ongoing legal cases related to re

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 13 No 02 - 2004 marapril

This issue of the FMSF Newsletter highlights significant legal cases and ongoing debates surrounding repressed memory and satanic ritual abuse. A $7.5 million settlement was awarde

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 13 No 03 - 2004 mayjune

This issue highlights advancements in understanding false memories, with Elizabeth Loftus elected to the National Academy of Sciences and research showing photos can induce pseudom

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 13 No 04 - 2004 julyaug

This issue of the FMSF Newsletter examines the ongoing debate surrounding false and recovered memories, particularly in the context of child abuse cases. Studies are presented that

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 13 No 05 - 2004 septoct

This issue of the FMSF Newsletter highlights ongoing debates and research concerning recovered and false memories, particularly in the context of childhood sexual abuse claims. It

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 13 No 06 - 2004 novdec

This issue of the False Memory Syndrome Foundation Newsletter (Nov/Dec 2004) addresses the ongoing challenges posed by false memory syndrome, noting its inclusion in dictionaries a

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 14 No 01 - 2005 janfeb

This issue of the FMSF Newsletter addresses the continuing 'memory wars,' highlighting the work and recent Grawemeyer Award for Elizabeth Loftus. It critically examines the unrelia

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 14 No 02 - 2005 marapril

This issue of the FMSF Newsletter focuses heavily on the Paul Shanley case, a defrocked priest convicted of sexual abuse based on recovered memories. It discusses the legal proceed

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 14 No 03 - 2005 mayjune

This issue of the FMSF Newsletter focuses on the legal and scientific challenges surrounding repressed and recovered memories. The 'Legal Corner' details a New Hampshire court's ru

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 14 No 04 - 2005 julyaug

This issue of the FMSF Newsletter reports on the safe return of Robin Mewes after 15 years, highlighting the dangers of recovered memory therapy. It features a statement from scien

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 14 No 05 - 2005 septoct

This issue of the FMSF Newsletter highlights a significant Wisconsin Supreme Court ruling allowing parents access to therapy records in certain cases, potentially shifting the bala

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 14 No 06 - 2005 novdec

This issue of the FMSF Newsletter discusses the ongoing debate surrounding false memories and multiple personality disorder (MPD), highlighting the case of Robert Oxnam and the boo

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 15 No 01 - 2006 janfeb

This issue of the FMSF Newsletter discusses the scientific and legal controversies surrounding recovered memories. It features critiques of studies linking childhood trauma to psyc

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 15 No 02 - 2006 marapril

This issue of the FMSF Newsletter addresses the ethical concerns surrounding CBS's remake of the movie 'Sybil,' highlighting that the original case was likely a hoax caused by sugg

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 15 No 03 - 2006 mayjune

This issue of the FMSF Newsletter addresses the resurgence of recovered memory beliefs, particularly in light of the Sybil remake. It critiques the 'Sybil' story, highlighting the

False Memory Syndrome Foundation - Vol 15 No 04 - 2006 julyaug