IPT - Issues In Child Abuse Accusations - Volume 7 - 1995

Volume 7, Number 1, Winter 1995

Myths and Realities of Sexual Abuse Evaluation and Diagnosis: A Call for Judicial Guidelines. Demosthenes Lorandos & Terence W. Campbell

Repression, Dissociation, and Sex-Abuse Accusations. Richard A. Gardner

Psychological Evaluations You Need For Trial: What They Can and Cannot Do. Ralph Underwager & Hollida Wakefield

False Accusations against Therapists: Where Are They Coming From, Why Are They Escalating, When Will They Stop? Lawrence E. Hedges

Volume 7, Number 2, Spring 1995 [Special Issue]

Editor's Note. Hollida Wakefield

The Dark Truth About the "Dark Tunnels of McMartin." John Earl

Volume 7, Number 3, Summer 1995

An Ethnographic Case Study Approach to Studying the Process of Child Abuse Investigation in the United Kingdom. Jon Prosser

A Case Study of a UK Family Wrongly Accused of Child Abuse. Jon Prosser.

Creating Repressed Memories: A Case Example. Terence W. Campbell

Evaluation of Charges of Sexual abuse in the Context of Custody and Divorce. Gloria Burk, Ricardo Hofer, Katherine MacVicar, Morton Neril, & Robert Schrieber

You're Not Paranoid Schizophrenic: You Only Have Posttraumatic Stress Disorder. Richard A. Gardner

Volume 7, Number 4, Fall 1995

Good News and Bad News: The Burden is Ours. Terence W. Campbell

Child Pornography, The Politics of Child Abuse, and the Abuse of Innocence: Analysis and Commentary. John Earl

Burn The Witch! (If We're Wrong, We'll Apologize). Terry L. Kern

Professionals as Evaluators or Indoctrinators in Sex Abuse Cases. Astrid Holgerson

Cross Examination of the Medical Expert. Zachary Bravos

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