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Therapist- Cult Deprogrammer Expert -Rachel Bernstein
Therapist- Cult Deprogrammer Expert -Rachel Bernstein
Therapist- Cult Deprogrammer Expert -Rachel Bernstein
Wednesday 5th August 2015
Therapist Rachel Bernstein discusses the dangers of cult-like behavior in recovery groups and offers empowering alternatives on Safe Recovery.
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Get the buttons here!Unmasking Cult-Like Behavior in Recovery: Rachel Bernstein's Take
I think also because of who's leading that particular group, that particular meeting, and also what you're coming to the meeting with your history, your sensitivities, your psychological history.
Ever wondered if some recovery groups might be more harmful than helpful? In this eye-opening episode of Safe Recovery, host Monica Richardson sits down with Rachel Bernstein, a seasoned therapist and cult deprogramming expert. Rachel brings over two decades of experience working with individuals affected by cults and sheds light on the troubling parallels between cults and certain 12-step meetings.
Through engaging conversation, she reveals how social psychology can re-traumatize members and emphasizes the importance of questioning group teachings and leaders. Rachel doesn't just stop at identifying problems; she also discusses the urgent need for better regulation in therapy and coaching fields and offers practical advice for those seeking to leave these environments. If you're looking for a fresh perspective on recovery that prioritizes individual empowerment over powerlessness, this episode is a must-listen.
Rachel's insights are both informative and empowering, providing listeners with new approaches to healing from alcohol dependency and drug overuse.