Lessons Learned: Therapy with Survivors of Cult Groups or Relationships @InternationalCulticStudies
Lessons Learned: Therapy with Survivors of Cult Groups or Relationships  @InternationalCulticStudies
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Lessons Learned: Therapy with Survivors of Cult Groups or Relationship (Lorna Goldberg, LCSW, PsyA.)

ICSA is pleased to introduce our new monthly series for our mental health community. Each month will feature a different clinician discussing some aspect of clinical work. Each presentation will serve as a stimulus for questions and a discussion of clinical issues, which will occur during the following hour.

In her 45 years working with former cult members, Lorna has learned valuable clinical lessons from her clients and colleagues. She will discuss these lessons and share some insights discovered from her personal therapy. This overview presentation will introduce a monthly series of educational programs for our mental health community.
Lessons Learned: Therapy with Survivors of Cult Groups or RelationshipsPanel: The PsychoSocial Quicksand Model™Her Voice When She Loves Me (or A Maternal Exorcism): A Solo ShowCommon Experiences and Reactions of Second Generation Adults & Multi-Generation Former Cult MembersEntretien épistémique – Convaincre cordialement sans débattreMarital Damage and Recovery Following Religious Abuse - Patrick and Heidi KnappUsing Art to Build Self ConnectionMaltrato a Menores en Contexto Sectario: El Caso Guillot - Adriana PachecoEmpowering Self-help Consumers to Avoid Predatory (and Culty) Self-improvement Resources -Jean BrownAn Autoethnography of Experiencing Art Therapy Born and Raised in a High Demand ReligionNegotiating the Potholes on the Road to RecoveryUnderstanding the Experience of African American Families in Religiously Abusive Organizations
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Lessons Learned: Therapy with Survivors of Cult Groups or Relationships

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