Recovered Memories are Bad Science
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“Recent episode featured Dr. Jean Cheng who kept talking about forgotten traumas and repressed memories. These are claims that have been repeatedly debunked by established science. Not only is it bad science; it has the potential to tear apart families over allegations of abuse that never happened (and rewriting childhood memories). This episode implied that if you feel uncomfortable with certain behaviors from your child, you may well have repressed “traumas” that you do not recall from your own child. This advice is faulty and negligent. I no longer feel I can trust the content of this podcast.”
EmiAutomatic via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
09/06/22
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“In your latest podcast you asked for feedback. I love the podcasts and I get so excited when I get the alert that a new one has been released. I listen to them on my very long commute and they've helped me feel productive when all I can do is sit in traffic. Please keep releasing a new one...”Read full review »
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United States of America ·
10/14/15
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“Yeah!!! Love the RIE podcasts. So different hearing a voice behind the tips. Thanks!”
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08/28/15
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“Thank you for this podcast, Janet - it’s helped inspire me in my parenting, and I love the podcast format - I can listen on the go, which is better than saving articles to read and not quite getting around to reading them! I’ll keep listening as long as you keep going!”
Chellie DC via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
10/18/15
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