Cult Information and Family Support (CIFS)
An Australian information and support network for former members and people concerned about friends or relatives in high-demand groups.
- Based in
- Australia
- Fees
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Resource profile / Peer support
Virtual support groups, consultation, and a resource directory for people processing religious trauma, spiritual abuse, and changing beliefs.
Reclamation Collective creates community spaces for people processing harmful religious or spiritual experiences. Its current offerings include seasonal virtual groups, a directory of therapists and other support providers, individual consultation, and resources for clinicians. Group themes include queer experiences, spiritual abuse, music, and broader faith transitions. The organization welcomes different outcomes around faith and describes itself as a survivor collective rather than a ministry.
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An Australian information and support network for former members and people concerned about friends or relatives in high-demand groups.
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