Cult Mediation Specialist Patrick Ryan discusses how cults operate and how to intervene when someone needs help.
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Ask Yourself
The following is a helpful list of questions to aid you in assessing a possible intervention/mediation: Is the person in a controversial group? What evidence do you have that the person is in the group? What evidence do you have to show the person is more than a casual member?…
ICSA Lifetime achievement award
July 2011 Barcelona, Spain Michael Langone Patrick Ryan has many talents. He won a writing award for contributions to his high school newspaper. He ran a million dollar business. He has a passion for computers, and his skills in this area are impressive. He is a born entrepreneur. He should be…
Parents, Children and Cults: A Deprogramming Survey
In order to help parents decide what to do about children in cults, the American Family Foundation’s ADVISOR (predecessor of The Cult Observer), a periodical read by several thousand people, most of whom are disturbed by aspects of the cult phenomenon, published a questionnaire in 1982. Ninety-four parents responded, providing a variety of data…
Deprogramming: A Case Study Part 1: Personal observations of the Group Process
This special issue of the Cultic Studies Journal is, to our knowledge, the only professional, detailed analysis of deprogramming, a central source of controversy in cultic studies. The observer of the deprogramming, Dr. Steve Dubrow-Eichel, completed this study as part of his doctoral program at the University of Pennsylvania.
Cults: Questions and Answers
The term cult is applied to a wide range of groups. There are historical cults, such as the cult of Isis, non-western cults studied by anthropologists, such as the Melanesian cargo cults, and a host of contemporary cults that have caught the publics’ attention during the past fifteen years.
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