International Cultic Studies Association (ICSA)
International Cultic StudiesThe International Cultic Studies Association (ICSA) advances research and open dialogue on psychological manipulation and cultic influence, providing education, support, and collaboration for survivors, families, and professionals.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 29 | Subscribers | Read | icsatoday.substack.com |
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Religion and State authority: What happens when religious freedoms clash with child safety?
This is a summary version of an academic article written by Kate Brannum and Nicole Drumhiller, first published in the International Journal of Coercive Control, Abuse and Manipulation (IJCAM), Volume 3, 2022. Read the full academic article...
ICSA List: 4 books to read this month - April
This month’s selection explores practical intervention, conspiracy belief systems, and narcissistic abuse in cultic contexts. Together, these books examine how influence operates, how harmful systems are sustained, and how individuals and f...
Global violence of women in cults: Deliberate and structured mechanisms of control
Women in cultic and coercive groups are disproportionately subjected to sexual exploitation, reproductive control, and enforced submission — harms that are too often hidden behind spiritual language or claims of community. In the lead up to...
Dominance and submission: The psychosexual exploitation of women in cults
Women in cultic and coercive groups are disproportionately subjected to sexual exploitation, reproductive control, and enforced submission — harms that are too often hidden behind spiritual language or claims of community. In the lead up to...
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The International Cultic Studies Association (ICSA) advances knowledge and fosters open dialogue on cultic influence through research and education with the aim of supporting survivor recovery and deepening public understanding.
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