Resource profile / Education & resources
Research, educational publications, events, and a service-provider directory for people affected by high-control groups and the professionals supporting them.
ICSA brings together survivors, relatives, researchers, and service providers interested in cultic influence and psychological abuse. Its website offers a searchable publication library, information for families and former members, and a directory of outside providers. Conferences and other educational activities offer additional ways to learn and connect. Directory inclusion should be assessed separately from a provider's qualifications or suitability.
These are the audiences described in the public material. Eligibility and personal fit should be discussed with the service directly.
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Public sources reviewed September 12, 2026. Details can change.
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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.
A collection of cult-recovery reading, videos, and directories of therapists, consultants, and support organizations.
Religious-trauma education, a therapist directory, reflective tools, and training and consultation for helping professionals.
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