“...The primary focus of this particular SubStack will be to highlight the difficulties faced by therapists who are brave enough to take on ritual abuse and mind control victims as patients.

Disclaimer: This work takes a deep look at some of the darkest occurrences in human experience and some of the most traumatic survivor testimony and clinical notes ever recorded.

If you are the type of individual who would prefer not to know how bad things really are, then this article might not be for you. It is not unreasonable to suggest that the information contained in this work could have a profoundly negative effect on your emotional well-being.

Additionally, if there’s even the smallest part of you that believes you may be a survivor of ritual abuse or mind control, this work is NOT FOR YOU. If you KNOW you are a survivor and have done considerable recovery work already, this work is NOT FOR YOU.”

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“For psychotherapists, the victims of Ritual Abuse will be by far the most challenging patients you’ll encounter. Not only have these patients endured the worst abuses imaginable, but in many cases, they themselves have been forced to participate in the torture, rape, and murder of others as part of their own abuse.

The methods can be quite intricate, but the core formula remains the same across all perpetrator groups. The purpose of ritual abuse is to achieve a degree of mind control; the mind control is made possible by the fracturing and compartmentalizing of the individual’s consciousness; this fracturing is achieved by forcing the individual to carry out atrocities under threat of torture and death.” ...