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	The current president is [[Joyanna Silberg]]. The Leadership Council's most notable president was the late [[Paul Fink]] - a former president of the [[American Psychiatric Association]]. At the time, the official HQ of the Leadership Council corresponded to the address of Fink's apartment, in a suburb of Philadelphia, within roughly equal walking distance of his place of work and Temple University - where [[Bruce Rind]] was working when he published his famous study.		The current president is [[Joyanna Silberg]]. The Leadership Council's most notable president was the late [[Paul Fink]] - a former president of the [[American Psychiatric Association]]. At the time, the official HQ of the Leadership Council corresponded to the address of Fink's apartment, in a suburb of Philadelphia, within roughly equal walking distance of his place of work and Temple University - where [[Bruce Rind]] was working when he published his famous study.

	==[[Bruce Rind]] on LC composition==		==[[Bruce Rind\|Rind]] on LC composition==

	:''Fink's group claims to be comprised of "many of the nation's most prominent mental health leaders" whose mission it is to "insure the public receives accurate information about mental health issues" (Leadership Council press release, May 24, 1999). In fact, the publications of its members suggest that the Leadership Council is composed mainly of professionals who advocate for the validity of repressed memories and multiple personality disorder (MPD) as well as for recovered memory therapy as the means to treat these alleged problems. Central to this focus is the belief that CSA is pervasively and intensely traumatic and pathogenic -- a belief that our meta-analysis challenged.''<ref>http://home.wanadoo.nl/ipce/library_two/rbt/science_text.htm</ref>		:''Fink's group claims to be comprised of "many of the nation's most prominent mental health leaders" whose mission it is to "insure the public receives accurate information about mental health issues" (Leadership Council press release, May 24, 1999). In fact, the publications of its members suggest that the Leadership Council is composed mainly of professionals who advocate for the validity of repressed memories and multiple personality disorder (MPD) as well as for recovered memory therapy as the means to treat these alleged problems. Central to this focus is the belief that CSA is pervasively and intensely traumatic and pathogenic -- a belief that our meta-analysis challenged.''<ref>http://home.wanadoo.nl/ipce/library_two/rbt/science_text.htm</ref>

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	==[[Bruce Rind]] on LC composition==		==[[Bruce Rind]] on LC composition==

	:''Fink's group claims to be comprised of "many of the nation's most prominent mental health leaders" whose mission it is to "insure the public receives accurate information about mental health issues" (Leadership Council press release, May 24, 1999). In fact, the publications of its members suggest that the Leadership Council is composed mainly of professionals who advocate for the validity of repressed memories and multiple personality disorder (MPD) as well as for recovered memory therapy as the means to treat these alleged problems. Central to this focus is the belief that CSA is pervasively and intensely traumatic and pathogenic -- a belief that our meta-analysis challenged.''[http://home.wanadoo.nl/ipce/library_two/rbt/science_text.htm]		:''Fink's group claims to be comprised of "many of the nation's most prominent mental health leaders" whose mission it is to "insure the public receives accurate information about mental health issues" (Leadership Council press release, May 24, 1999). In fact, the publications of its members suggest that the Leadership Council is composed mainly of professionals who advocate for the validity of repressed memories and multiple personality disorder (MPD) as well as for recovered memory therapy as the means to treat these alleged problems. Central to this focus is the belief that CSA is pervasively and intensely traumatic and pathogenic -- a belief that our meta-analysis challenged.''<ref>http://home.wanadoo.nl/ipce/library_two/rbt/science_text.htm</ref>

	Further analysis of the Leadership Council's political and professional agenda can be found on Ipce.<ref>https://www.ipce.info/library_2/rbt/condemn_frame.htm</ref>		Further analysis of the Leadership Council's political and professional agenda can be found on Ipce.<ref>https://www.ipce.info/library_2/rbt/condemn_frame.htm</ref>

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	[[Image:Tlchq.JPG\|thumb\|191 Presidential Boulevard, Bala Cynwyd - in which LC was officially headquartered]]'''The Leadership Council on Child Abuse & Interpersonal Violence''' (f. 1998, formerly the Leadership Council on Mental Health, Justice, and the Media) is a Philadelphia based "non-profit" organisation composed almost wholly of pro-[[victimology]] psychoanalysts, academics of child abuse/trauma, psychiatric and mental health professionals.		__NOTOC__[[Image:Tlchq.JPG\|thumb\|191 Presidential Boulevard, Bala Cynwyd - in which LC was officially headquartered]]'''The Leadership Council on Child Abuse & Interpersonal Violence''' (f. 1998, formerly the Leadership Council on Mental Health, Justice, and the Media) is a Philadelphia based "non-profit" organisation composed almost wholly of pro-[[victimology]] psychoanalysts, academics of child abuse/trauma, psychiatric and mental health professionals.

	The group's basic aim is to plan and conduct research, and liaise with the media, promoting the role of [[psychiatry]] in addressing child trauma. The Leadership Council's research, statistical manipulation and advocacy work has frequently sought to legitimise a series of profitable yet esoteric, unfounded and highly contested psychiatric trauma theories, including [[repressed memories]] and [[dissociative identity disorder]]. Many members of the Leadership Council are known for having agitated in favour of the discredited [[SRA]] phenomenon. The Leadership Council's work is most probably intended to provide a scientific basis for its members and their allies' paid work - a highly profitable institution to uphold in a national and local economy rooted so firmly in mental health. The organisation is notable for having published secretary [[Stephanie Dallam]]'s poorly researched critique of [[Rind et al]].		The group's basic aim is to plan and conduct research, and liaise with the media, promoting the role of [[psychiatry]] in addressing child trauma. The Leadership Council's research, statistical manipulation and advocacy work has frequently sought to legitimise a series of profitable yet esoteric, unfounded and highly contested psychiatric trauma theories, including [[repressed memories]] and [[dissociative identity disorder]]. Many members of the Leadership Council are known for having agitated in favour of the discredited [[SRA]] phenomenon. The Leadership Council's work is most probably intended to provide a scientific basis for its members and their allies' paid work - a highly profitable institution to uphold in a national and local economy rooted so firmly in mental health. The organisation is notable for having published secretary [[Stephanie Dallam]]'s poorly researched critique of [[Rind et al]].

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	[[Image:Tlchq.JPG\|thumb\|191 Presidential Boulevard, Bala Cynwyd - in which LC is officially headquartered]]'''The Leadership Council on Child Abuse & Interpersonal Violence''' (f. 1998, formerly the Leadership Council on Mental Health, Justice, and the Media) is a Philadelphia based "non-profit" organisation composed almost wholly of pro-[[victimology]] psychoanalysts, academics of child abuse/trauma, psychiatric and mental health professionals.		[[Image:Tlchq.JPG\|thumb\|191 Presidential Boulevard, Bala Cynwyd - in which LC was officially headquartered]]'''The Leadership Council on Child Abuse & Interpersonal Violence''' (f. 1998, formerly the Leadership Council on Mental Health, Justice, and the Media) is a Philadelphia based "non-profit" organisation composed almost wholly of pro-[[victimology]] psychoanalysts, academics of child abuse/trauma, psychiatric and mental health professionals.

	The group's basic aim is to plan and conduct research, and liaise with the media, promoting the role of [[psychiatry]] in addressing child trauma. The Leadership Council's research, statistical manipulation and advocacy work has frequently sought to legitimise a series of profitable yet esoteric, unfounded and highly contested psychiatric trauma theories, including [[repressed memories]] and [[dissociative identity disorder]]. Many members of the Leadership Council are known for having agitated in favour of the discredited [[SRA]] phenomenon. The Leadership Council's work is most probably intended to provide a scientific basis for its members and their allies' paid work - a highly profitable institution to uphold in a national and local economy rooted so firmly in mental health. The organisation is notable for having published secretary [[Stephanie Dallam]]'s poorly researched critique of [[Rind et al]].		The group's basic aim is to plan and conduct research, and liaise with the media, promoting the role of [[psychiatry]] in addressing child trauma. The Leadership Council's research, statistical manipulation and advocacy work has frequently sought to legitimise a series of profitable yet esoteric, unfounded and highly contested psychiatric trauma theories, including [[repressed memories]] and [[dissociative identity disorder]]. Many members of the Leadership Council are known for having agitated in favour of the discredited [[SRA]] phenomenon. The Leadership Council's work is most probably intended to provide a scientific basis for its members and their allies' paid work - a highly profitable institution to uphold in a national and local economy rooted so firmly in mental health. The organisation is notable for having published secretary [[Stephanie Dallam]]'s poorly researched critique of [[Rind et al]].

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	[[Image:Tlchq.JPG\|thumb\|191 Presidential Boulevard, Bala Cynwyd - in which LC is officially headquartered]]'''The Leadership Council on Child Abuse & Interpersonal Violence''' (f. 1998, formerly the Leadership Council on Mental Health, Justice, and the Media) is a Philadelphia based "non-profit" organisation composed almost wholly of pro-[[victimology]] psychoanalysts, academics of child abuse/trauma, psychiatric and mental health professionals.		[[Image:Tlchq.JPG\|thumb\|191 Presidential Boulevard, Bala Cynwyd - in which LC is officially headquartered]]'''The Leadership Council on Child Abuse & Interpersonal Violence''' (f. 1998, formerly the Leadership Council on Mental Health, Justice, and the Media) is a Philadelphia based "non-profit" organisation composed almost wholly of pro-[[victimology]] psychoanalysts, academics of child abuse/trauma, psychiatric and mental health professionals.

	The group's basic aim is to plan and conduct research, and liaise with the media, promoting the role of [[psychiatry]] in addressing child trauma. The Leadership Council's research, statistical manipulation and advocacy work has frequently sought to legitimise a series of profitable yet esoteric, unfounded and highly contested psychiatric trauma theories, including [[repressed memories]] and [[dissociative identity disorder]]. Many members of the Leadership Council are known for having agitated in favour of the discredited [[SRA]] phenomenon. The Leadership Council's work is most probably intended to provide a scientific basis for its members and their allies' paid work - a highly profitable institution to uphold in a national and local economy rooted so firmly in mental health. The organisation is notable for having published ~~Secretary~~ [[Stephanie Dallam]]'s poorly researched critique of [[Rind et al]].		The group's basic aim is to plan and conduct research, and liaise with the media, promoting the role of [[psychiatry]] in addressing child trauma. The Leadership Council's research, statistical manipulation and advocacy work has frequently sought to legitimise a series of profitable yet esoteric, unfounded and highly contested psychiatric trauma theories, including [[repressed memories]] and [[dissociative identity disorder]]. Many members of the Leadership Council are known for having agitated in favour of the discredited [[SRA]] phenomenon. The Leadership Council's work is most probably intended to provide a scientific basis for its members and their allies' paid work - a highly profitable institution to uphold in a national and local economy rooted so firmly in mental health. The organisation is notable for having published secretary [[Stephanie Dallam]]'s poorly researched critique of [[Rind et al]].

	The current president is [[Joyanna Silberg]]. The Leadership Council's most notable president was the late [[Paul Fink]] - a former president of the [[American Psychiatric Association]]. At the time, the official HQ of the Leadership Council corresponded to the address of Fink's apartment, in a suburb of Philadelphia, within roughly equal walking distance of his place of work and Temple University - where [[Bruce Rind]] was working when he published his famous study.		The current president is [[Joyanna Silberg]]. The Leadership Council's most notable president was the late [[Paul Fink]] - a former president of the [[American Psychiatric Association]]. At the time, the official HQ of the Leadership Council corresponded to the address of Fink's apartment, in a suburb of Philadelphia, within roughly equal walking distance of his place of work and Temple University - where [[Bruce Rind]] was working when he published his famous study.

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	*[http://members.shaw.ca/imaginarycrimes/halseycheit1.htm A Response to Ross Cheit's "The Legend of Robert Halsey"]		*[http://members.shaw.ca/imaginarycrimes/halseycheit1.htm A Response to Ross Cheit's "The Legend of Robert Halsey"]

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	*[http://www.leadershipcouncil.org/ Official Site]		*[http://www.leadershipcouncil.org/ Official Site]

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	*[http://www.leadershipcouncil.org/ Official Site]		*[http://www.leadershipcouncil.org/ Official Site]

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	[[Image:Tlchq.JPG\|thumb\|191 Presidential Boulevard, Bala Cynwyd - in which LC is officially headquartered]]'''The Leadership Council on Child Abuse & Interpersonal Violence''' (f. 1998, formerly the Leadership Council on Mental Health, Justice, and the Media) is a Philadelphia based "non-profit" organisation composed almost wholly of pro-[[victimology]] psychoanalysts, academics of child abuse/trauma psychiatric and mental health professionals.		[[Image:Tlchq.JPG\|thumb\|191 Presidential Boulevard, Bala Cynwyd - in which LC is officially headquartered]]'''The Leadership Council on Child Abuse & Interpersonal Violence''' (f. 1998, formerly the Leadership Council on Mental Health, Justice, and the Media) is a Philadelphia based "non-profit" organisation composed almost wholly of pro-[[victimology]] psychoanalysts, academics of child abuse/trauma, psychiatric and mental health professionals.

	The group's basic aim is to plan and conduct research, and liaise with the media, promoting the role of [[psychiatry]] in addressing child trauma. The Leadership Council's research, statistical manipulation and advocacy work has frequently sought to legitimise a series of profitable yet esoteric, unfounded and highly contested psychiatric trauma theories, including [[repressed memories]] and [[dissociative identity disorder]]. Many members of the Leadership Council are known for having agitated in favour of the discredited [[SRA]] phenomenon. The Leadership Council's work is most probably intended to provide a scientific basis for its members and their allies' paid work - a highly profitable institution to uphold in a national and local economy rooted so firmly in mental health. The organisation is notable for having published Secretary [[Stephanie Dallam]]'s poorly researched critique of [[Rind et al]].		The group's basic aim is to plan and conduct research, and liaise with the media, promoting the role of [[psychiatry]] in addressing child trauma. The Leadership Council's research, statistical manipulation and advocacy work has frequently sought to legitimise a series of profitable yet esoteric, unfounded and highly contested psychiatric trauma theories, including [[repressed memories]] and [[dissociative identity disorder]]. Many members of the Leadership Council are known for having agitated in favour of the discredited [[SRA]] phenomenon. The Leadership Council's work is most probably intended to provide a scientific basis for its members and their allies' paid work - a highly profitable institution to uphold in a national and local economy rooted so firmly in mental health. The organisation is notable for having published Secretary [[Stephanie Dallam]]'s poorly researched critique of [[Rind et al]].

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	[[Image:Tlchq.JPG\|thumb\|191 Presidential Boulevard, Bala Cynwyd - in which LC is officially headquartered]]~~The~~ '''Leadership Council on Child Abuse & Interpersonal Violence''' (f. 1998, formerly the Leadership Council on Mental Health, Justice, and the Media) is a Philadelphia based "non-profit" organisation~~. It can be seen as a pressure group for further medicalisation~~ of ~~human behaviour~~, ~~paying little attention to the negative consequences~~ of ~~its advocacy work~~.		[[Image:Tlchq.JPG\|thumb\|191 Presidential Boulevard, Bala Cynwyd - in which LC is officially headquartered]]'''The Leadership Council on Child Abuse & Interpersonal Violence''' (f. 1998, formerly the Leadership Council on Mental Health, Justice, and the Media) is a Philadelphia based "non-profit" organisation composed almost wholly of pro-[[victimology]] psychoanalysts, academics of child abuse/trauma psychiatric and mental health professionals.

	The LC is ~~composed almost wholly of psychoanalysts, academics of child abuse/trauma psychiatric and mental health professionals, who~~ plan and conduct research, ~~using pseudo-science~~ and media ~~advocacy to advance a psychiatric-industrial agenda~~. Leadership Council research, statistical manipulation and advocacy work has sought to legitimise a series of profitable yet esoteric, unfounded and highly contested psychiatric trauma theories, including [[repressed memories]] and [[dissociative identity disorder]]. Many members of the Leadership Council are known for having agitated in favour of the discredited [[SRA]] phenomenon. The Leadership Council's work is most probably intended to provide a scientific basis for its members and their allies' paid work - a highly profitable institution to uphold in a national and local economy rooted so firmly in mental health. The organisation is notable for having published Secretary [[Stephanie Dallam]]'s poorly researched critique of [[Rind et al]].		The group's basic aim is to plan and conduct research, and liaise with the media, promoting the role of [[psychiatry]] in addressing child trauma. The Leadership Council's research, statistical manipulation and advocacy work has frequently sought to legitimise a series of profitable yet esoteric, unfounded and highly contested psychiatric trauma theories, including [[repressed memories]] and [[dissociative identity disorder]]. Many members of the Leadership Council are known for having agitated in favour of the discredited [[SRA]] phenomenon. The Leadership Council's work is most probably intended to provide a scientific basis for its members and their allies' paid work - a highly profitable institution to uphold in a national and local economy rooted so firmly in mental health. The organisation is notable for having published Secretary [[Stephanie Dallam]]'s poorly researched critique of [[Rind et al]].

	The current president is [[Paul J. Fink]] - a former president of the [[American Psychiatric Association]]. The official HQ of the Leadership Council corresponds to the address of Fink's apartment, in a suburb of Philadelphia, within roughly equal walking distance of his place of work and Temple University - where [[Bruce Rind]] was working when he published his famous study.		The current president is [[Paul J. Fink]] - a former president of the [[American Psychiatric Association]]. The official HQ of the Leadership Council corresponds to the address of Fink's apartment, in a suburb of Philadelphia, within roughly equal walking distance of his place of work and Temple University - where [[Bruce Rind]] was working when he published his famous study.

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	The group's basic aim is to plan and conduct research, and liaise with the media, promoting the role of [[psychiatry]] in addressing child trauma. The Leadership Council's research, statistical manipulation and advocacy work has frequently sought to legitimise a series of profitable yet esoteric, unfounded and highly contested psychiatric trauma theories, including [[repressed memories]] and [[dissociative identity disorder]]. Many members of the Leadership Council are known for having agitated in favour of the discredited [[SRA]] phenomenon. The Leadership Council's work is most probably intended to provide a scientific basis for its members and their allies' paid work - a highly profitable institution to uphold in a national and local economy rooted so firmly in mental health. The organisation is notable for having published Secretary [[Stephanie Dallam]]'s poorly researched critique of [[Rind et al]].		The group's basic aim is to plan and conduct research, and liaise with the media, promoting the role of [[psychiatry]] in addressing child trauma. The Leadership Council's research, statistical manipulation and advocacy work has frequently sought to legitimise a series of profitable yet esoteric, unfounded and highly contested psychiatric trauma theories, including [[repressed memories]] and [[dissociative identity disorder]]. Many members of the Leadership Council are known for having agitated in favour of the discredited [[SRA]] phenomenon. The Leadership Council's work is most probably intended to provide a scientific basis for its members and their allies' paid work - a highly profitable institution to uphold in a national and local economy rooted so firmly in mental health. The organisation is notable for having published Secretary [[Stephanie Dallam]]'s poorly researched critique of [[Rind et al]].

	The current president is [[Paul J. Fink]] - a former president of the [[American Psychiatric Association]]. ~~The~~ official HQ of the Leadership Council ~~corresponds~~ to the address of Fink's apartment, in a suburb of Philadelphia, within roughly equal walking distance of his place of work and Temple University - where [[Bruce Rind]] was working when he published his famous study.		The current president is [[Joyanna Silberg]]. The Leadership Council's most notable president was the late [[Paul Fink]] - a former president of the [[American Psychiatric Association]]. At the time, the official HQ of the Leadership Council corresponded to the address of Fink's apartment, in a suburb of Philadelphia, within roughly equal walking distance of his place of work and Temple University - where [[Bruce Rind]] was working when he published his famous study.

	==[[Bruce Rind]] on LC composition==		==[[Bruce Rind]] on LC composition==
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	:''Fink's group claims to be comprised of "many of the nation's most prominent mental health leaders" whose mission it is to "insure the public receives accurate information about mental health issues" (Leadership Council press release, May 24, 1999). In fact, the publications of its members suggest that the Leadership Council is composed mainly of professionals who advocate for the validity of repressed memories and multiple personality disorder (MPD) as well as for recovered memory therapy as the means to treat these alleged problems. Central to this focus is the belief that CSA is pervasively and intensely traumatic and pathogenic -- a belief that our meta-analysis challenged.''[http://home.wanadoo.nl/ipce/library_two/rbt/science_text.htm]		:''Fink's group claims to be comprised of "many of the nation's most prominent mental health leaders" whose mission it is to "insure the public receives accurate information about mental health issues" (Leadership Council press release, May 24, 1999). In fact, the publications of its members suggest that the Leadership Council is composed mainly of professionals who advocate for the validity of repressed memories and multiple personality disorder (MPD) as well as for recovered memory therapy as the means to treat these alleged problems. Central to this focus is the belief that CSA is pervasively and intensely traumatic and pathogenic -- a belief that our meta-analysis challenged.''[http://home.wanadoo.nl/ipce/library_two/rbt/science_text.htm]

	Further analysis of the Leadership Council's political and professional agenda can be found ~~[http~~://~~home~~.~~wanadoo~~.~~nl/ipce~~/~~library_two~~/rbt/~~condemn_text~~.htm~~#The%20Leadership%20Council here].~~		Further analysis of the Leadership Council's political and professional agenda can be found on Ipce.<ref>https://www.ipce.info/library_2/rbt/condemn_frame.htm</ref>

	==Rebuttals of LC disinformation==		==Rebuttals of LC disinformation==
	*[http://www.ipce.info/library_3/files/rtbval.htm The Validity and Appropriateness of Methods, Analyses, and Conclusions in Rind et al. (1998)]		*[http://www.ipce.info/library_3/files/rtbval.htm The Validity and Appropriateness of Methods, Analyses, and Conclusions in Rind et al. (1998)]
	*[http://members.shaw.ca/imaginarycrimes/halseycheit1.htm A Response to Ross Cheit's "The Legend of Robert Halsey"]		*[https://web.archive.org/web/20110523081049/http://members.shaw.ca/imaginarycrimes/halseycheit1.htm A Response to Ross Cheit's "The Legend of Robert Halsey"]

	==External link==		==External link==

	*[http://www.leadershipcouncil.org/ Official Site]		*[http://www.leadershipcouncil.org/ Official Site]

			==References==

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