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Rachel Bernstein Speaks Up - PREVIEW

Friday 19th August 2022

Rachel Bernstein shares her journey from Judaism to a 30-year career helping former cult members and their families on 'Speaking Up with Andrew Pledger'.
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Speaking Up with Andrew Pledger
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Rachel Bernstein: Navigating Cults and Religious Trauma

It was an interesting mix where boys and girls were equal, but still I learned a lot about the prayers and learned a lot of Hebrew and then raised my kids in the same sort of way, not pushing it but just offering it and to see how much they liked, how much spoke to them.
Rachel Bernstein, a seasoned therapist and renowned cult expert, opens up in this episode of 'Speaking Up with Andrew Pledger'. Rachel's story begins with her upbringing in Judaism and extends into her remarkable 30-year career aiding former cult members and their families. As the host of the 'IndoctriNation' podcast, Rachel has dedicated her life to understanding and dismantling the psychological grip of cults. Her insights are not just academic; they're deeply personal and profoundly impactful.
Throughout her career, Rachel has worked with individuals from over 300 different cults, offering individual and family counseling, as well as group therapy. She also helps families reach out to loved ones still entangled in these manipulative environments. Rachel's expertise is recognized globally, having presented at numerous international conferences and universities. This episode provides a rare glimpse into her journey and the vital work she does.
It's a must-listen for anyone interested in the complexities of religious trauma and the path to recovery.