Existential-Analytical Bases for Rehabilitation of Former Member of Destructive Religious Cult

Student: Krilova Svetlana

Educational Programme: Counselling Psychology. Personality Studies (Master)

Year of Graduation: 2016

The present study concerns a review of the person experiences at the exit of the destructive religious cult and the methods of working with them. The paper highlighted, discussed and analyzed the main stages of human presence in the cult. Identified signs were compared with the experiences of former members of the various destructive cults. On the basis of the results was created model of rehabilitation The study is recommended for psychology students, consultants, and wider circles of peoples interested in the issue of destructive cults.

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