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R page, sub 2 Recovery 14

October 22, 2025
[There are decades of] scientific research into the connection between opening up about deeply troubling, emotionally difficult, or extremely traumatic events and positive changes in brain and immune function.”
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R page, sub 2 Recovery 9

October 22, 2025
It takes a remarkable amount of bravery to leave a high-control group. The decision to heal afterward is an even greater one, and it belongs fully to you.”
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A page, sub 5, Agency 6

October 22, 2025
The purpose of this journal is to help you reclaim or establish your identity, your voice, and your bodily autonomy, and to envision and create your future. Every component has...
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A page, sub 2 Accountability 6

October 22, 2025
In order to escape accountability for his crimes, the perpetrator does everything in his power to promote forgetting. Secrecy and silence are the perpetrators’ first line of defense…The more powerful...
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A page, sub 5, Agency 1

October 22, 2025
Judith Herman outlines three phases for recovery from chronic relational trauma. The first phase is to establish safety…In this stage it is also important for the former member to begin...
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A page, sub 1 Abuse 6

October 22, 2025
Sexual harassment and behaviors that fall under this category include: inappropriate touching; invasion of privacy; sexual jokes; lewd or obscene comments or gestures; exposing body parts; showing graphic images; unwelcome...
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A page, sub 1 Abuse 10

October 22, 2025
‘Spiritual abuse’, defined by International Cultic Studies Association, refers to any type of physical, sexual, or psychological harm perpetrated by a spiritual or religious leader on a member of a...
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C page, sub 11 Culture 2

October 22, 2025
Negative repercussions for reporting abuse can have a direct silencing effect (e.g. victims withdraw complaints) but also feed back into the institutional culture to discourage future reports.”
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