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Austria's public information and advice service for concerns involving sects and worldviews, with free phone, video and appointment-based in-person consultations.
An Australian information and support network for former members and people concerned about friends or relatives in high-demand groups.
A collection of cult-recovery reading, videos, and directories of therapists, consultants, and support organizations.
Psychotherapy and consultation focused on post-cult recovery, traumatic narcissism, and the effects of abusive relationships.
Religious-trauma education, a therapist directory, reflective tools, and training and consultation for helping professionals.
Humanists UK's programme offers a volunteer helpline, email support and facilitated peer support for people who have left high-control religious groups.
A European federation publishing information and an association directory that may help visitors locate organisations working on cultic harm in their country.
Steven Hassan's consulting and education service for people recovering from coercive influence and families concerned about a loved one.
Practical and emotional support for people leaving, or considering leaving, the Gloriavale Christian Community and those helping them establish independent lives.
Walking Free counselling, workbook resources and professional training for coercive, cultic and spiritual abuse; Gillie Jenkinson's own waiting list is currently closed.
A Canadian nonprofit offering information, referrals and separate online support groups for former members and families affected by controlling groups or relationships.
An educational charity answering questions about minority religions and sects through social-science research, contextual information, publications and training.
Research, educational publications, events, and a service-provider directory for people affected by high-control groups and the professionals supporting them.
Religious-recovery coaching, the Release and Reclaim online group, and educational materials for rebuilding after harmful religion.
Educational resources, survivor workshops, and professional training about cults, coercion, and recovery.
A New Zealand-based volunteer network offering friendship, advocacy and connections to outside support for people questioning or leaving high-demand religious groups.
Consultation, education, and peer connection for survivors and loved ones concerned about coercive groups or relationships.
A private practice offering cult-recovery therapy, consultation, an online support group, and educational resources about manipulation.
Virtual support groups, consultation, and a resource directory for people processing religious trauma, spiritual abuse, and changing beliefs.
Peer conversations, free support groups, and resources for people questioning, changing, or leaving religious beliefs.
A registered-user directory for finding therapists who provide secular care, including providers offering remote appointments.
An Essen advice service offering free, confidential guidance about religious or ideological groups, manipulation and related family concerns, plus educational resources.
Facilitated online support and education for friends and families concerned about someone affected by a cult or exploitative group.
A French network offering individual guidance, local support contacts, professional referrals and help documenting experiences of abusive sectarian practices.
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