Woman: Psychologist implanted horrific memories
Nasseff, 31, is suing a inhabited St. Louis medicine pinpoint everywhere she spent 15 months being treated on behalf of anorexia, claiming single of its psychologists implanted the false memories through hypnosis sessions into order to keep her near long-term and run up a amount with the purpose of eventually reached $650,000. The claims seem unbelievable, but her lawyer, Kenneth Vuylsteke, says other patients suffer appear forwards to say they, too, were brainwashed and are in view of suing.This is an incredible nightmare, Vuylsteke assumed.Castlewood management Centers director, Nancy Albus, and the psychologist, evaluate Schwartz, deny the allegations, and Albus pledged to vigorously fight the proceedings, which was filed Nov. 21 dressed in St.