Interviews from former facilitators
To date, facilitators who have tried and abandoned FC/S2C/RPM for a variety of reasons have been reticent to speak publicly about their experiences. The pioneers were the facilitators from the O.D. Heck Center in New York who were among the first in the United States to participate in reliably controlled tests for authorship. They were devastated to learn that about a fatal flaw in FC: facilitator cueing and control over letter selection. But, despite their personal devastation, they decided to speak out against the dangers of using FC and have served as a role model for facilitators that followed.
Their experiences with FC are documented in the 1993 film Prisoners of Silence.
Since the 1990s, Janyce Boynton has been among the few former facilitators to publicly speak out against the use of FC/S2C/RPM. We’ve listed some of the interviews she’s given on this page, but hope to add other former facilitators’ stories to this page as well.

