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Support Services are Critical for People Leaving Cults

Navigating the field of cult recovery can be incredibly overwhelming, and it’s completely understandable to feel lost in this process.

 

You might be wondering what resources and support are available for survivors of destructive groups or relationships. You're not alone in seeking answers.

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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. It’s important to recognize the deep impact these coercive environments can have on one’s identity and sense of self (Dubrow-Marshall & Dubrow-Marshall, 2016).

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In recent years, the proliferation of documentaries, podcasts, and various forms of media has captured the public’s attention on the topic of cults. This growing awareness is helping to direct focus toward the healing journeys of those who have been harmed or are striving to break free from controlling influences.

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In today’s digital age, information and education about these topics are more accessible, providing valuable resources for those in need. However, it’s natural to feel overwhelmed by the sheer volume of content available.

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People Leave Cults is here to offer compassionate support through a variety of services designed to help former members and the families of cult-involved individuals as they navigate their path to recovery.

 

You don't have to go through this alone. 

People Leave Cults Services

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."

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