 Recovery From Cults
By Michael Langone, Ph.D.,
Executive Director, AFF and Editor, Cultic Studies Journal, this
Behavioral Science Book Service selection contains a preface by Margaret Singer,
Ph.D. and an introduction and historical background chapter by the editor.
Section I: Mind Control
A Little Carrot and a Lot of Stick: A Case Example Reflections on
"Brainwashing" Understanding Mind Control: Exotic and Mundane Mental
Manipulations
Section II: Leaving
Cults Personal Accounts: Eastern Meditation Group & Bible-based Group
Post-cult Problems: An Exit Counselor's Perspective Exit Counseling: A Practical
Overview The Importance of Information in Preparing for Exit Counseling
Section III:
Facilitating Recovery Post-cult Recovery: Assessment and Rehabilitation
Guidelines for: Therapists, Clergy, Support Groups, Families, Ex-members, and
Psychiatric Hospitalization of Ex-cultists
Section IV: Special
Issues Children and Cults (excerpt) Ritualistic Abuse of Children in Daycare
Centers Teen Satanism Legal Considerations
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