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Richard A. Gardner

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Richard Gardner, M.D. (April 28, 1931 - May 25, 2003) coined the term Parental Alienation Syndrome (PAS) in 1985. He was the author of many articles about PAS and over 30 bokos on sex abuse and child development. Gardner took his own life in 2003. His final ambition, to have PAS included in the DSM, was not realized in his lifetime.

Selected Books

  • Doctor Garner's Modern Fairy Tales (1977) ISBN 0933812094
  • Protocols for the Sex-Abuse Evaluation (1995) ISBN 0933812388
  • Psychotherapy With Sex-Abuse Victims: True, False, and Hysterical {1996) ISBN 0933812418
  • Sex-Abuse Trauma?: Or Trauma from Other Sources? (2001) ISBN 0933812477
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