Introduction. 1. What's Wrong with this Picture? 2. Back to the Beginning: Regression, Reparenting, and Rebirthing. 3. Backwards and Forwards: Past--Life/Future--Life Therapy. 4. They've Got You Coming and Going: Entities Therapists and the Channeling Connection. 5. You Were Abducted by ETs----That's What the Matter Is. 6. Cry, Laugh, Attack, Scream----Cathart Your Brains Out. 7. Therapeutic Seductions----or Sexual Hanky--Panky. 8. Alphabet Soup for the Mind and Soul: NLP, FC, NOT, EMDR. 9. How Did This Happen? And What Can You Do?
MARGARET THALER SINGER is a clinical psychologist and emeritus adjunct professor at the University of California, Berkeley. An expert on post--traumatic stress and cults, she lectures widely in the United States and abroad. She is the lead author of Cults in Our Midst (Jossey--Bass, 1995). JANJA LALICH is a writer, consultant, and specialist in cults and psychological manipulation and abuse. She is also the coauthor of Captive Hearts, Captive Minds (1994) and Cults in Our Midst (Jossey--Bass, 1995).
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