Vol. 7, No. 10
Articles in This Issue
Dear Friends, It's been another remarkable month for exposure of the recovered memory/false accusatiQn problems. Three televi~ sion documentaries exposed millions to the issues: Dateline
DATEliNE: The way she got that life was getting off the drugs and looking for evidence and realizing that none of this had actually happened. DR. FAWCFIT. At some point in treatment everybody comes
DATEliNE: But Dr. Braun went right on believing them. So what does that say? Who's sick here? DR. FAWCEIT: Well, I don't think that's a sign of an illness. I - I don't think that- I think that Dr. Braun's beliefs are
FOR MEMBERS OF THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF SOCIAL Alien Feld, MSW Stocks, J. T. (1998). Recovered Memory Therapy: A Dubious Practice Technique.
Alien Feld, MSW Stocks, J. T. (1998). Recovered Memory Therapy: A Dubious Practice Technique. in Social Work, 43, 5. 423-436.
Alien Feld, MSW Stocks, J. T. (1998). Recovered Memory Therapy: A Dubious Practice Technique. in Social Work, 43, 5. 423-436.
