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Support Services are Critical for People Leaving Cults

Navigating cult recovery can be overwhelming, and it's normal to feel lost. Many survivors seek resources and support, and you're not alone.

Over the past 20 years, research on high-demand or destructive groups—commonly referred to as cults—has grown significantly, shedding light on the mental health challenges faced by those involved (Dubrow-Marshall & Dubrow-Marshall, 2016).

 

With the rise of media coverage on cults, awareness is growing directing attention to healing journeys. People Leave Cults offers compassionate support and services for former members and their families. You don't have to face this alone.

Support for Survivors

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Psychoeducation

Cult Recovery

Have you left a high-control group or relationship / cult? Learn about cult recovery and intervention(s) for healing.

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Mental Health

Therapeutic Resources

We are committed to empowering survivors by equipping them with the resources to find a therapist and education for a strong foundation for their mental health journey.

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Community

Support Groups

Specialized support groups for individuals who have left cultic groups or relationships.

Events Calendar

    Multiple Dates
    2 days to the event
    Fri, Jan 16
    McMenamins Kennedy School Community Room
    The Spiritual Abuse Forum for Education (SAFE) is a regular in-person meetup in Portland, Oregon for those who have left or are considering leaving high-demand religious groups.
    4 days to the event
    Sun, Jan 18
    Virtual Meetup
    This peer-led support group is tailored for individuals seeking community with fellow survivors of cultic groups or relationships. Former members of cults or high-demand groups or relationships are welcome.
    Multiple Dates
    65 days to the event
    Fri, Mar 20
    McMenamins Kennedy School Community Room
    The Spiritual Abuse Forum for Education (SAFE) is a regular in-person meetup in Portland, Oregon for those who have left or are considering leaving high-demand religious groups.
    Multiple Dates
    121 days to the event
    Fri, May 15
    McMenamins Kennedy School Community Room
    The Spiritual Abuse Forum for Education (SAFE) is a regular in-person meetup in Portland, Oregon for those who have left or are considering leaving high-demand religious groups.
    Multiple Dates
    184 days to the event
    Fri, Jul 17
    McMenamins Kennedy School Community Room
    The Spiritual Abuse Forum for Education (SAFE) is a regular in-person meetup in Portland, Oregon for those who have left or are considering leaving high-demand religious groups.
    Multiple Dates
    247 days to the event
    Fri, Sep 18
    McMenamins Kennedy School Community Room
    The Spiritual Abuse Forum for Education (SAFE) is a regular in-person meetup in Portland, Oregon for those who have left or are considering leaving high-demand religious groups.
    Multiple Dates
    303 days to the event
    Fri, Nov 13
    McMenamins Kennedy School Community Room
    The Spiritual Abuse Forum for Education (SAFE) is a regular in-person meetup in Portland, Oregon for those who have left or are considering leaving high-demand religious groups.

What You Can Expect:

Empathy & Understanding

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Cult involvement is difficult for a myriad of reasons. When you seek help from PLC, we'll do everything we can to meet you where you are. 

Client Reviews

- S. F.

"I am very thankful for People Leave Cults. It has provided me with a safe online group environment to not only share and support one another, but to also receive useful tools for healing and processing my cult related trauma."

- N. S.

"Thank you for providing safe places to reflect and learn about coercive control and undue influence. Invaluable learning!"

- P. T.

"Peer support groups through this organization have helped me when regular trauma groups couldn't!"

- K. S.

"In an online support group here I was shown many, many needed resources I previously had been unable to find. When edgy experiences often labeled as paranoia or psychosis were mentioned, participants were included fully in ways not found elsewhere."

Stay in touch

Have a question? Email Ashlen at info@peopleleavecults.com

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