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Published Online: 1987, pp. 485–637

Toward a Theory of Therapy with Cultic Victims

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A theoretical framework for treating cultic victims is presented. Data from over 70 cases treated with a conjoint model focuses on the value of this methodology. The specific and special treatment needs of these clients and the nature of their imposed pathology are discussed. A model for freeing the victims of this pathology is delineated.

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American Journal of Psychotherapy
Pages: 563 - 570
PubMed: 3434649

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Published in print: 1987, pp. 485–637
Published online: 30 April 2018

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Julia C. Morse, B.A.*
Edwin L. Morse, Ph.D.

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Psychological Assistant, Affiliated Psychological Resources, 617 N. Segoe Road, Madison, Wisconsin 53705.
Clinical Psychologist, Affiliated Psychological Resources, Madison, Wisconsin.

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