Meg Ternes

@megternes.bsky.social

Associate Professor at Saint Mary's University in Halifax, NS. Specializes in Forensic Psychology.

Understanding how trauma impacts memory and the way memory is reported is important when judging the credibility of witness statements. I chatted with CBC News about these issues, as related to the sexual assault trial for five former Canadian world Junior hockey players. www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...

How trauma can affect memory and court testimony | CBC News

Under cross-examination, E.M., the complainant in the world junior hockey sex assault trial underway in London, Ont., has alleged she suffered trauma that has clouded her memory after the June 2018 ni...

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We get the most amazing speakers each year for this conference and this year is no exception. This year we will be hosting keynote @tessneal.bsky.social and panelists @kirkluther.bsky.social @chrisjlively.bsky.social Joseph Eastwood and Madison Hynes. Just 8 days left to submit your abstract!

Veronica Stinson@stinsonv.bsky.social · 2y ago

@megternes.bsky.social We are thrilled to share that Joseph Eastwood, Christopher Lively, Kirk Luther, & Madison Hynes will deliver symposium: "Suspect Interviewing: Charter Rights, Coercion and Confession Evidence" at Canadian Forensic Psychology Virtual Conference 2025. Call for abstracts here.