Wanda Karriker Ph.D. 2010: The Ritual Abuse Controversy: A Personal Perspective

      Wanda Kerriker 2010

Wanda Karriker, Ph.D. is a retired psychologist who spent a career working with survivors of extreme abuse. She is author of the novel, “Morning, Come Quickly,” co-developer of the Extreme Abuse Survey Project and former editor of Survivorship. Her topic is: The Ritual Abuse Controversy: A Personal Perspective.

Wanda Karriker PhD 2008- Voice, Visibility, and Validation for Survivors. Highlights of the Extreme Abuse Survey Trilogy

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SMART Conference Presentation 2008


A retired psychologist, Wanda Karriker, PhD, wrote the novel, "Morning, Come Quickly," to share what she has learned about the aftereffects of RA/MC. In advocacy for survivors, she has appeared on CourtTV and in 2007 presented papers at a UN conference for women and at the ISSTD conference in Philadelphia. Her topic is: "Voice, Visibility, and Validation for Survivors. Highlights of the Extreme Abuse Survey Trilogy."


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