"AFTER THE CULT"
ESTES PARK, COLORADO
July 21 – July 23, 2006
Topics Covered
- The nature of psychological manipulation
and abuse
- Conditions of thought reform programs
- General recovery needs of former members
- Coping with depression and guilt
- Effects of hypnosis and trance
techniques
- Critical thinking
- Relationships and intimacy
- Post-traumatic stress syndrome
- Boundaries: re-establishing trust
- Coping with feelings of anger
- Coping with anxiety
- Decision-making
- Reestablishing trust in yourself and
others
- Dependency issues
- The grieving process
- Reintegration/identity issues
- Spiritual and philosophical concerns
- Special track for those born into or
raised in a cultic group
Agenda for Current Year's Colorado Workshop
The workshops are organized and coordinated
by
Carol Giambalvo, a thought reform
consultant, former member of a controversial
group, and author/editor of
Family Interventions for Cult-Affected Loved
Ones and
The Boston Movement: Critical Perspectives on
the International Churches of Christ
(Herbert L. Rosedale, co-editor).
Ms. Giambalvo serves ICSA as Director of
Recovery Programs, which include workshops,
special publications, professional liaison, and
outreach.
Fees include meals (Friday dinner through Sunday
lunch) and Friday and Saturday accommodations.
Fees for the 2006 workshop are:
Register by 4/1/06 - Double ($175); Single
($230)
Register by 6/1/06 - Double ($195); Single
($250)
Register after 6/1/06 - Double ($215); Single
($270)
Note:
Check-in time is 3:00 p.m. Our first session
begins at 4:00 this year!
Please note that St. Malo’s Conference Center is
a Catholic retreat center and there are
religious icons and pictures on site.
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