Dariusz Kuncewicz, Ph. D.,
is Assistant Professor in the Institute of Social Clinical Psychology, Warsaw
(Poland) School of Social Psychology. During 1995-2003 he counseled individuals
and families who had been adversely affected by sects and other
manipulative groups. In 2000 he took part in preparing a governmental report
about sects in Poland. Dr. Kuncewicz is the author of several publications,
e.g., the book Controversial religious movements. Psychological aspects of
membership (2005), and the article “Personality and membership in new
religious movements” (2005). He is especially interested in conducting
experimental research of clinical phenomena, conducting family and individual
therapy in private practice, and (among others things) conducting a seminar
for students entitled, “Psychology of sects.”
