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Table of Contents
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Part One: The Cult Experience
1 Defining a Cult
2 Recruitment
3 Indoctrination and Resocialization
4 The Cult Leader
5 Abusive Relationships and Family CultsPart Two: The Healing Process
6 Leaving a Cult
7 Taking Back Your Mind
8 Dealing with Aftereffects
9 Coping with Emotions
10 Building a Life
11 Facing the Challenges of the Future
12 Healing from Sexual Abuse and Violence
13 Making Progress by Taking ActionPart Three: Families and Children in Cults
14 Success Is Sweet: Personal Accounts
15 Born and Raised in a Cult
16 Our Lives to Live: Personal Accounts
17 Child Abuse in Cults by Nori J. MusterPart Four: Therapeutic Concerns
18 Therapeutic Issues
19 The Therapist’s Role by Shelly Rosen
20 Former Cult Members and Post-Traumatic Stress DisorderAppendices
A Characteristics Associated with Cultic Groups by Janja Lalich and Michael Langone
B On Being Savvy Spiritual Consumers by Rosanne Henry and Sharon Colvin
C Resources
D Recommended ReadingNotes
Index
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