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The Early Memories Procedure (EMP, 1989) is a method of exploring personality organization, especially current life concerns, based on an individual’s memories of the past. EMP is particularly useful for identifying the major unresolved issue in an individual’s life. It is believed to be the only projective test of autobiographical memory. Bulk orders include free manual.

Memories of Father (MOF, 1993) is a structured method of exploring the relationship, lifetime, with father (or a paternal surrogate), based upon the individual’s memories of this relationship. MOF is recommended for individuals who have experienced a conflicted relationship with their father for some period in their lives and suspect that patterns arising from that relationship may be affecting their lives now. It is believed to be the only projective test of autobiographical memory that focuses exclusively on this relationship.

Memories of Mother (MOM, 1993) is a structured method of exploring the relationship, lifetime, with mother (or a maternal surrogate), based upon the individual’s memories of this relationship. MOM is recommended for individuals who have experienced a conflicted relationship with their mother for some period in their lives and suspect that patterns arising from that relationship may be affecting their lives now. It is believed to be the only projective test of autobiographical memory that focuses exclusively on this relationship.

Romantic Relationships Procedure (RRP, 1989) is a structured method of exploring romantic relationships as a class, or type, of relationship. It will come as no surprise to most of you that romantic relationships are ‘the ultimate challenge” for most people. What is surprising is that there have been relatively few attempts to examine these relationships, given the enormity of the problem for so many people. RRP explores the most significant romantic relationships. It is believed to be the only test of autobiographical memory that focuses exclusively on this type of relationship.

Memories of Spouse (MOS, 1993) is a structured method of exploring the spousal relationship, based upon the individual’s memories of this relationship. MOS is recommended for individuals who are considering marital therapy and want to undertake a review of this relationship to re-connect with what attracted them to each other in the first place and to identify the nature of the experiences have compromised the quality of that relationship during its duration. It is believed to be the only projective test of autobiographical memory that focuses exclusively on this relationship.