
The 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.
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Researchers Vickie Howard, Amina Adan, and Charles Attwood examine similarities between narcissistic abuse in interpersonal relationships and the processes of deception, manipulation, and control associated with destructive c...
The article is Witch Hunts and Gendered Politics: An Examination of Hillary Clinton Conspiracy Theories by Susan Raine and Kilian LaBonte-bon, published in IJCAM, Volume 9, Issue 2 (2026), pp. 19–38. The authors analyze conspiracy theories...
How similar are the psychological effects of the abuse experienced by survivors of high-control groups compared to those of sex trafficking?
Authors Connie A. Mitchell and William Douglas Woody sought to answer this questi...
This month’s selection explores the psychological architecture of coercive control, the burden of leadership within high-control environments, and the profound challenges of recovering personal autonomy. Alongside three compelling books, we...
Cult practices like forced chanting, relentless devotion, and pursuit of an unreachable “enlightenment” induce severe dissociation in parents. This psychological state prevents parents from forming somatically attuned, empat...
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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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