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Lorraine Derocher
Lorraine Derocher works at
the University of Sherbrooke’s
research group
Société,
Droit et Religions de
l'Université de Sherbrooke (SoDRUS)
in Quebec, Canada. She also
teaches Sociology of Religion at
that university. She has just
published
the results of her Master's Thesis,
Vivre son
enfance au sein d'une secte
religieuse: Comprendre pour mieux
intervenir (Presses de
l’Université du Québec, 2008), which
explores the challenges
faced by those who were born or
raised in apocalyptic groups when
they leave
their groups. She is presently
pursuing her Ph.D. and is interested
in
finding new ways to intervene in
problematic situations involving
neglected
or abused children in authoritarian
groups. She also gives lectures on
the
topic and training to professionals
who work with second generation
adults.
Conference 2004 AB: Draft Agenda
Conference 2006 CO: Conference Handbook with agenda, bios, & abstracts
Conference 2008: Philadelphia home
Derocher, Lorraine - profile
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