Are Anti-Psychiatry Experts Declaring Mutiny From Scientology and CCHR?

March 17, 2011

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http://ssocialactivism.blogspot.com/2011/03/are-anti-psychiatry-experts-declaring.html

Ginger Breggin admits that while she was a member of Scientology she was actually a member of a cult!Reason Magazine published an article by Dr. Breggin. Breggin admits he shared information with Scientology and CCHR. Breggin has since disassociated himself from Scientology and CCHR. He stated there is a personal reason why he disassociated himself and admits that had something to do with his wife, Ginger Breggin. Ginger was a memeber of Scientolgy. Whatever the reason was, he's kept it quiet. However, both Ginger and Breggin wrote a review for the following which sheds a little more light on Breggin's dislike for Scientology.

Releasing the Bonds by Steve Hassan,

In his new book, RELEASING THE BONDS: Empowering People to Think for Themselves, one of the world's foremost authorities on cult mind control, Hassan, reveals the astonishingly effective behavior, information, thought and emotion control techniques (BITE) at the root of all cult powers. With dozens of examples from real-life cases, Hassan presents a new, more refined, non-coercive, and totally legal Strategic Interaction Approach (S.I.A.) to freeing oneself from the terrible grip of life-threatening cults, enabling cult victims to think independently again.

In 1976, Steve Hassan nodded off at the wheel of a fundraising van and crashed into the back of an eighteen-wheeler. The accident created the opportunity for his parents to intervene and hire ex-members to counsel him, helping him to begin thinking for himself again after two and a half years as a totally devoted Moonie leader bent on saving the world from Armageddon. Hassan's pioneering work in the field of cult mind control grew out of his own need to recover his pre-cult identity and re-integrate the shards of his own shattered personality. A licensed professional, and creator of the Freedom of Mind Resource Center and the newly established non-profit Freedom of Mind Institute, Hassan has saved the lives of both cult members and their anguished friends and families, offering insight into the dark dealings of secret groups while developing life-saving strategies to help loved ones recover their former identities and "be themselves" again.

For sixteen hours a day and a paycheck averaging $40 a week I gave more than a decade of my youth to a cult. Although it is eighteen years since I have left the cult, Steve Hassan's book Releasing the Bonds has provided me with new insights and additional healing. His book offers fresh perspectives and tools that can lead to letting go of the shame, recognizing one's personal goodness, and appreciating one's strength and integrity. I urge every former cult member to read Releasing the Bonds, Hassan's book will also be a reassuring message for families and friends who have suffered the loss of a loved one to a cult as well as offering a basic introduction to cult issues.

Ginger Ross Breggin, Executive Director of the International Center for the Study of Psychiatry and Psychology

Releasing the Bonds is a compassionate and intelligent guide for anyone who has ever been caught up in a cult or cult-like organization. Hassan offers perceptive and non-coercive guidance to family and friends of those whose idealism or vulnerability has led them to become cult members. Further, the book provides valuable insights into the control and manipulation that can occur in abusive personal relationships such as those experienced by battered women. It is a vital tool for professionals and laypersons alike.

R. Breggin, M.D., Author of Your Drug May Be Your Problem: How and Why to Stop Taking Psychiatric Drugs

On another website that hosts much of Breggins work :

The Anti-psychiatry Coalition website

No Scientologists, please: Anyone joining us will be asked for assurance they are not affiliated with the "Church" of Scientology or its Citizen's Commission on Human Rights (CCHR), which have publicized the harm done by psychiatry but which we want no affiliation with. This web site does have links to YouTube video critiques of psychiatry by CCHR because these videos are excellent and accurate and worth seeing, but this should not be interpreted as an endorsement of CCHR or Scientology.http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:BxiqBa38GUsJ:www.antipsychiatry.org/+peter+breggin+scientolgoy & cd=6 & hl=en & ct=clnk & gl=ca & source=www.google.ca

Posted by The Social Activists at 01:24

March 17, 2011

Are Anti-Psychiatry Experts Declaring Mutiny From Scientology and CCHR?

source -

http://ssocialactivism.blogspot.com/2011/03/are-anti-psychiatry-experts-declaring.html

Ginger Breggin admits that while she was a member of Scientology she was actually a member of a cult!Reason Magazine published an article by Dr. Breggin. Breggin admits he shared information with Scientology and CCHR. Breggin has since disassociated himself from Scientology and CCHR. He stated there is a personal reason why he disassociated himself and admits that had something to do with his wife, Ginger Breggin. Ginger was a memeber of Scientolgy. Whatever the reason was, he's kept it quiet. However, both Ginger and Breggin wrote a review for the following which sheds a little more light on Breggin's dislike for Scientology.

Releasing the Bonds by Steve Hassan,

In his new book, RELEASING THE BONDS: Empowering People to Think for Themselves, one of the world's foremost authorities on cult mind control, Hassan, reveals the astonishingly effective behavior, information, thought and emotion control techniques (BITE) at the root of all cult powers. With dozens of examples from real-life cases, Hassan presents a new, more refined, non-coercive, and totally legal Strategic Interaction Approach (S.I.A.) to freeing oneself from the terrible grip of life-threatening cults, enabling cult victims to think independently again.

In 1976, Steve Hassan nodded off at the wheel of a fundraising van and crashed into the back of an eighteen-wheeler. The accident created the opportunity for his parents to intervene and hire ex-members to counsel him, helping him to begin thinking for himself again after two and a half years as a totally devoted Moonie leader bent on saving the world from Armageddon. Hassan's pioneering work in the field of cult mind control grew out of his own need to recover his pre-cult identity and re-integrate the shards of his own shattered personality. A licensed professional, and creator of the Freedom of Mind Resource Center and the newly established non-profit Freedom of Mind Institute, Hassan has saved the lives of both cult members and their anguished friends and families, offering insight into the dark dealings of secret groups while developing life-saving strategies to help loved ones recover their former identities and "be themselves" again.

For sixteen hours a day and a paycheck averaging $40 a week I gave more than a decade of my youth to a cult. Although it is eighteen years since I have left the cult, Steve Hassan's book Releasing the Bonds has provided me with new insights and additional healing. His book offers fresh perspectives and tools that can lead to letting go of the shame, recognizing one's personal goodness, and appreciating one's strength and integrity. I urge every former cult member to read Releasing the Bonds, Hassan's book will also be a reassuring message for families and friends who have suffered the loss of a loved one to a cult as well as offering a basic introduction to cult issues.

Ginger Ross Breggin, Executive Director of the International Center for the Study of Psychiatry and Psychology

Releasing the Bonds is a compassionate and intelligent guide for anyone who has ever been caught up in a cult or cult-like organization. Hassan offers perceptive and non-coercive guidance to family and friends of those whose idealism or vulnerability has led them to become cult members. Further, the book provides valuable insights into the control and manipulation that can occur in abusive personal relationships such as those experienced by battered women. It is a vital tool for professionals and laypersons alike.

R. Breggin, M.D., Author of Your Drug May Be Your Problem: How and Why to Stop Taking Psychiatric Drugs

On another website that hosts much of Breggins work :

The Anti-psychiatry Coalition website

No Scientologists, please: Anyone joining us will be asked for assurance they are not affiliated with the "Church" of Scientology or its Citizen's Commission on Human Rights (CCHR), which have publicized the harm done by psychiatry but which we want no affiliation with. This web site does have links to YouTube video critiques of psychiatry by CCHR because these videos are excellent and accurate and worth seeing, but this should not be interpreted as an endorsement of CCHR or Scientology.http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:BxiqBa38GUsJ:www.antipsychiatry.org/+peter+breggin+scientolgoy & cd=6 & hl=en & ct=clnk & gl=ca & source=www.google.ca

Posted by The Social Activists at 01:24

March 17, 2011

Are Anti-Psychiatry Experts Declaring Mutiny From Scientology and CCHR?

source -

http://ssocialactivism.blogspot.com/2011/03/are-anti-psychiatry-experts-declaring.html

Ginger Breggin admits that while she was a member of Scientology she was actually a member of a cult!Reason Magazine published an article by Dr. Breggin. Breggin admits he shared information with Scientology and CCHR. Breggin has since disassociated himself from Scientology and CCHR. He stated there is a personal reason why he disassociated himself and admits that had something to do with his wife, Ginger Breggin. Ginger was a memeber of Scientolgy. Whatever the reason was, he's kept it quiet. However, both Ginger and Breggin wrote a review for the following which sheds a little more light on Breggin's dislike for Scientology.

Releasing the Bonds by Steve Hassan,

In his new book, RELEASING THE BONDS: Empowering People to Think for Themselves, one of the world's foremost authorities on cult mind control, Hassan, reveals the astonishingly effective behavior, information, thought and emotion control techniques (BITE) at the root of all cult powers. With dozens of examples from real-life cases, Hassan presents a new, more refined, non-coercive, and totally legal Strategic Interaction Approach (S.I.A.) to freeing oneself from the terrible grip of life-threatening cults, enabling cult victims to think independently again.

In 1976, Steve Hassan nodded off at the wheel of a fundraising van and crashed into the back of an eighteen-wheeler. The accident created the opportunity for his parents to intervene and hire ex-members to counsel him, helping him to begin thinking for himself again after two and a half years as a totally devoted Moonie leader bent on saving the world from Armageddon. Hassan's pioneering work in the field of cult mind control grew out of his own need to recover his pre-cult identity and re-integrate the shards of his own shattered personality. A licensed professional, and creator of the Freedom of Mind Resource Center and the newly established non-profit Freedom of Mind Institute, Hassan has saved the lives of both cult members and their anguished friends and families, offering insight into the dark dealings of secret groups while developing life-saving strategies to help loved ones recover their former identities and "be themselves" again.

For sixteen hours a day and a paycheck averaging $40 a week I gave more than a decade of my youth to a cult. Although it is eighteen years since I have left the cult, Steve Hassan's book Releasing the Bonds has provided me with new insights and additional healing. His book offers fresh perspectives and tools that can lead to letting go of the shame, recognizing one's personal goodness, and appreciating one's strength and integrity. I urge every former cult member to read Releasing the Bonds, Hassan's book will also be a reassuring message for families and friends who have suffered the loss of a loved one to a cult as well as offering a basic introduction to cult issues.

Ginger Ross Breggin, Executive Director of the International Center for the Study of Psychiatry and Psychology

Releasing the Bonds is a compassionate and intelligent guide for anyone who has ever been caught up in a cult or cult-like organization. Hassan offers perceptive and non-coercive guidance to family and friends of those whose idealism or vulnerability has led them to become cult members. Further, the book provides valuable insights into the control and manipulation that can occur in abusive personal relationships such as those experienced by battered women. It is a vital tool for professionals and laypersons alike.

R. Breggin, M.D., Author of Your Drug May Be Your Problem: How and Why to Stop Taking Psychiatric Drugs

On another website that hosts much of Breggins work :

The Anti-psychiatry Coalition website

No Scientologists, please: Anyone joining us will be asked for assurance they are not affiliated with the "Church" of Scientology or its Citizen's Commission on Human Rights (CCHR), which have publicized the harm done by psychiatry but which we want no affiliation with. This web site does have links to YouTube video critiques of psychiatry by CCHR because these videos are excellent and accurate and worth seeing, but this should not be interpreted as an endorsement of CCHR or Scientology.http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:BxiqBa38GUsJ:www.antipsychiatry.org/+peter+breggin+scientolgoy & cd=6 & hl=en & ct=clnk & gl=ca & source=www.google.ca

Posted by The Social Activists at 01:24

March 17, 2011

Are Anti-Psychiatry Experts Declaring Mutiny From Scientology and CCHR?

source -

http://ssocialactivism.blogspot.com/2011/03/are-anti-psychiatry-experts-declaring.html

Ginger Breggin admits that while she was a member of Scientology she was actually a member of a cult!Reason Magazine published an article by Dr. Breggin. Breggin admits he shared information with Scientology and CCHR. Breggin has since disassociated himself from Scientology and CCHR. He stated there is a personal reason why he disassociated himself and admits that had something to do with his wife, Ginger Breggin. Ginger was a memeber of Scientolgy. Whatever the reason was, he's kept it quiet. However, both Ginger and Breggin wrote a review for the following which sheds a little more light on Breggin's dislike for Scientology.

Releasing the Bonds by Steve Hassan,

In his new book, RELEASING THE BONDS: Empowering People to Think for Themselves, one of the world's foremost authorities on cult mind control, Hassan, reveals the astonishingly effective behavior, information, thought and emotion control techniques (BITE) at the root of all cult powers. With dozens of examples from real-life cases, Hassan presents a new, more refined, non-coercive, and totally legal Strategic Interaction Approach (S.I.A.) to freeing oneself from the terrible grip of life-threatening cults, enabling cult victims to think independently again.

In 1976, Steve Hassan nodded off at the wheel of a fundraising van and crashed into the back of an eighteen-wheeler. The accident created the opportunity for his parents to intervene and hire ex-members to counsel him, helping him to begin thinking for himself again after two and a half years as a totally devoted Moonie leader bent on saving the world from Armageddon. Hassan's pioneering work in the field of cult mind control grew out of his own need to recover his pre-cult identity and re-integrate the shards of his own shattered personality. A licensed professional, and creator of the Freedom of Mind Resource Center and the newly established non-profit Freedom of Mind Institute, Hassan has saved the lives of both cult members and their anguished friends and families, offering insight into the dark dealings of secret groups while developing life-saving strategies to help loved ones recover their former identities and "be themselves" again.

For sixteen hours a day and a paycheck averaging $40 a week I gave more than a decade of my youth to a cult. Although it is eighteen years since I have left the cult, Steve Hassan's book Releasing the Bonds has provided me with new insights and additional healing. His book offers fresh perspectives and tools that can lead to letting go of the shame, recognizing one's personal goodness, and appreciating one's strength and integrity. I urge every former cult member to read Releasing the Bonds, Hassan's book will also be a reassuring message for families and friends who have suffered the loss of a loved one to a cult as well as offering a basic introduction to cult issues.

Ginger Ross Breggin, Executive Director of the International Center for the Study of Psychiatry and Psychology

Releasing the Bonds is a compassionate and intelligent guide for anyone who has ever been caught up in a cult or cult-like organization. Hassan offers perceptive and non-coercive guidance to family and friends of those whose idealism or vulnerability has led them to become cult members. Further, the book provides valuable insights into the control and manipulation that can occur in abusive personal relationships such as those experienced by battered women. It is a vital tool for professionals and laypersons alike.

R. Breggin, M.D., Author of Your Drug May Be Your Problem: How and Why to Stop Taking Psychiatric Drugs

On another website that hosts much of Breggins work :

The Anti-psychiatry Coalition website

No Scientologists, please: Anyone joining us will be asked for assurance they are not affiliated with the "Church" of Scientology or its Citizen's Commission on Human Rights (CCHR), which have publicized the harm done by psychiatry but which we want no affiliation with. This web site does have links to YouTube video critiques of psychiatry by CCHR because these videos are excellent and accurate and worth seeing, but this should not be interpreted as an endorsement of CCHR or Scientology.http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:BxiqBa38GUsJ:www.antipsychiatry.org/+peter+breggin+scientolgoy & cd=6 & hl=en & ct=clnk & gl=ca & source=www.google.ca

Posted by The Social Activists at 01:24

March 17, 2011

Dr. Breggin made a most excellent and timely comment and press

release supporting Mr. Tom Cruise's truthful comments concerning

antidepressant drugs.

On 3/17/2011 5:49 PM, jeremy9282 wrote:

Are Anti-Psychiatry Experts

Declaring Mutiny From Scientology and CCHR?

source -

http://ssocialactivism.blogspot.com/2011/03/are-anti-psychiatry-experts-declaring.html

Ginger Breggin admits that

while she was a member of Scientology she was actually a

member of a cult!

Reason Magazine published an article by Dr. Breggin.

Breggin admits he shared information with Scientology and

CCHR. Breggin has since disassociated himself from

Scientology and CCHR. He stated there is a personal reason why

he disassociated himself and admits that had something to do

with his wife, Ginger Breggin. Ginger was a memeber of

Scientolgy. Whatever the reason was, he's kept it quiet.

However, both Ginger and Breggin wrote a review for the

following which sheds a little more light on Breggin's dislike

for Scientology.

Releasing the Bonds by

Steve Hassan,

In his new

book, RELEASING THE BONDS: Empowering People to Think for

Themselves, one of the world's foremost authorities on cult

mind control, Hassan, reveals the astonishingly

effective behavior, information, thought and emotion control

techniques (BITE) at the root of all cult powers. With dozens

of examples from real-life cases, Hassan presents a new, more

refined, non-coercive, and totally legal Strategic Interaction

Approach (S.I.A.) to freeing oneself from the terrible grip of

life-threatening cults, enabling cult victims to think

independently again.

In

1976, Steve Hassan nodded off at the wheel of a fundraising

van and crashed into the back of an eighteen-wheeler. The

accident created the opportunity for his parents to intervene

and hire ex-members to counsel him, helping him to begin

thinking for himself again after two and a half years as a

totally devoted Moonie leader bent on saving the world from

Armageddon. Hassan's pioneering work in the field of cult mind

control grew out of his own need to recover his pre-cult

identity and re-integrate the shards of his own shattered

personality. A licensed professional, and creator of the

Freedom of Mind Resource Center and the newly established

non-profit Freedom of Mind Institute, Hassan has saved

the lives of both cult members and their anguished friends and

families, offering insight into the dark dealings of secret

groups while developing life-saving strategies to help loved

ones recover their former identities and "be themselves"

again.

For sixteen hours a day

and a paycheck averaging $40 a week I gave more than a

decade of my youth to a cult. Although it is eighteen years

since I have left the cult, Steve Hassan's book Releasing

the Bonds has provided me with new insights and additional

healing. His book offers fresh perspectives and tools that

can lead to letting go of the shame, recognizing one's

personal goodness, and appreciating one's strength and

integrity. I urge every former cult member to read Releasing

the Bonds, Hassan's book will also be a reassuring message

for families and friends who have suffered the loss of a

loved one to a cult as well as offering a basic introduction

to cult issues.

Ginger Ross Breggin,

Executive Director of the International Center for the

Study of Psychiatry and Psychology

Releasing

the Bonds is a compassionate and intelligent guide for

anyone who has ever been caught up in a cult or cult-like

organization. Hassan offers perceptive and non-coercive

guidance to family and friends of those whose idealism or

vulnerability has led them to become cult members. Further,

the book provides valuable insights into the control and

manipulation that can occur in abusive personal

relationships such as those experienced by battered women.

It is a vital tool for professionals and laypersons alike.

R. Breggin, M.D.,

Author of Your Drug May Be Your Problem: How and Why to

Stop Taking Psychiatric Drugs

On another website that

hosts much of Breggins work :

The Anti-psychiatry Coalition website

No

Scientologists, please: Anyone joining us

will be asked for assurance they are not

affiliated with the "Church" of Scientology or its

Citizen's Commission on Human Rights (CCHR), which have

publicized the harm done by psychiatry but which we want

no affiliation with. This web site does have links to

YouTube video critiques of psychiatry by CCHR because

these videos are excellent and accurate and worth

seeing, but this should not be interpreted as an

endorsement of CCHR or Scientology.

http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:BxiqBa38GUsJ:www.antipsychiatry.org/+peter+breggin+scientolgoy & cd=6 & hl=en & ct=clnk & gl=ca & source=www.google.ca

Posted by The

Social Activists at 01:24

March 17, 2011

Dr. Breggin made a most excellent and timely comment and press

release supporting Mr. Tom Cruise's truthful comments concerning

antidepressant drugs.

On 3/17/2011 5:49 PM, jeremy9282 wrote:

Are Anti-Psychiatry Experts

Declaring Mutiny From Scientology and CCHR?

source -

http://ssocialactivism.blogspot.com/2011/03/are-anti-psychiatry-experts-declaring.html

Ginger Breggin admits that

while she was a member of Scientology she was actually a

member of a cult!

Reason Magazine published an article by Dr. Breggin.

Breggin admits he shared information with Scientology and

CCHR. Breggin has since disassociated himself from

Scientology and CCHR. He stated there is a personal reason why

he disassociated himself and admits that had something to do

with his wife, Ginger Breggin. Ginger was a memeber of

Scientolgy. Whatever the reason was, he's kept it quiet.

However, both Ginger and Breggin wrote a review for the

following which sheds a little more light on Breggin's dislike

for Scientology.

Releasing the Bonds by

Steve Hassan,

In his new

book, RELEASING THE BONDS: Empowering People to Think for

Themselves, one of the world's foremost authorities on cult

mind control, Hassan, reveals the astonishingly

effective behavior, information, thought and emotion control

techniques (BITE) at the root of all cult powers. With dozens

of examples from real-life cases, Hassan presents a new, more

refined, non-coercive, and totally legal Strategic Interaction

Approach (S.I.A.) to freeing oneself from the terrible grip of

life-threatening cults, enabling cult victims to think

independently again.

In

1976, Steve Hassan nodded off at the wheel of a fundraising

van and crashed into the back of an eighteen-wheeler. The

accident created the opportunity for his parents to intervene

and hire ex-members to counsel him, helping him to begin

thinking for himself again after two and a half years as a

totally devoted Moonie leader bent on saving the world from

Armageddon. Hassan's pioneering work in the field of cult mind

control grew out of his own need to recover his pre-cult

identity and re-integrate the shards of his own shattered

personality. A licensed professional, and creator of the

Freedom of Mind Resource Center and the newly established

non-profit Freedom of Mind Institute, Hassan has saved

the lives of both cult members and their anguished friends and

families, offering insight into the dark dealings of secret

groups while developing life-saving strategies to help loved

ones recover their former identities and "be themselves"

again.

For sixteen hours a day

and a paycheck averaging $40 a week I gave more than a

decade of my youth to a cult. Although it is eighteen years

since I have left the cult, Steve Hassan's book Releasing

the Bonds has provided me with new insights and additional

healing. His book offers fresh perspectives and tools that

can lead to letting go of the shame, recognizing one's

personal goodness, and appreciating one's strength and

integrity. I urge every former cult member to read Releasing

the Bonds, Hassan's book will also be a reassuring message

for families and friends who have suffered the loss of a

loved one to a cult as well as offering a basic introduction

to cult issues.

Ginger Ross Breggin,

Executive Director of the International Center for the

Study of Psychiatry and Psychology

Releasing

the Bonds is a compassionate and intelligent guide for

anyone who has ever been caught up in a cult or cult-like

organization. Hassan offers perceptive and non-coercive

guidance to family and friends of those whose idealism or

vulnerability has led them to become cult members. Further,

the book provides valuable insights into the control and

manipulation that can occur in abusive personal

relationships such as those experienced by battered women.

It is a vital tool for professionals and laypersons alike.

R. Breggin, M.D.,

Author of Your Drug May Be Your Problem: How and Why to

Stop Taking Psychiatric Drugs

On another website that

hosts much of Breggins work :

The Anti-psychiatry Coalition website

No

Scientologists, please: Anyone joining us

will be asked for assurance they are not

affiliated with the "Church" of Scientology or its

Citizen's Commission on Human Rights (CCHR), which have

publicized the harm done by psychiatry but which we want

no affiliation with. This web site does have links to

YouTube video critiques of psychiatry by CCHR because

these videos are excellent and accurate and worth

seeing, but this should not be interpreted as an

endorsement of CCHR or Scientology.

http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:BxiqBa38GUsJ:www.antipsychiatry.org/+peter+breggin+scientolgoy & cd=6 & hl=en & ct=clnk & gl=ca & source=www.google.ca

Posted by The

Social Activists at 01:24

March 17, 2011

Dr. Breggin made a most excellent and timely comment and press

release supporting Mr. Tom Cruise's truthful comments concerning

antidepressant drugs.

On 3/17/2011 5:49 PM, jeremy9282 wrote:

Are Anti-Psychiatry Experts

Declaring Mutiny From Scientology and CCHR?

source -

http://ssocialactivism.blogspot.com/2011/03/are-anti-psychiatry-experts-declaring.html

Ginger Breggin admits that

while she was a member of Scientology she was actually a

member of a cult!

Reason Magazine published an article by Dr. Breggin.

Breggin admits he shared information with Scientology and

CCHR. Breggin has since disassociated himself from

Scientology and CCHR. He stated there is a personal reason why

he disassociated himself and admits that had something to do

with his wife, Ginger Breggin. Ginger was a memeber of

Scientolgy. Whatever the reason was, he's kept it quiet.

However, both Ginger and Breggin wrote a review for the

following which sheds a little more light on Breggin's dislike

for Scientology.

Releasing the Bonds by

Steve Hassan,

In his new

book, RELEASING THE BONDS: Empowering People to Think for

Themselves, one of the world's foremost authorities on cult

mind control, Hassan, reveals the astonishingly

effective behavior, information, thought and emotion control

techniques (BITE) at the root of all cult powers. With dozens

of examples from real-life cases, Hassan presents a new, more

refined, non-coercive, and totally legal Strategic Interaction

Approach (S.I.A.) to freeing oneself from the terrible grip of

life-threatening cults, enabling cult victims to think

independently again.

In

1976, Steve Hassan nodded off at the wheel of a fundraising

van and crashed into the back of an eighteen-wheeler. The

accident created the opportunity for his parents to intervene

and hire ex-members to counsel him, helping him to begin

thinking for himself again after two and a half years as a

totally devoted Moonie leader bent on saving the world from

Armageddon. Hassan's pioneering work in the field of cult mind

control grew out of his own need to recover his pre-cult

identity and re-integrate the shards of his own shattered

personality. A licensed professional, and creator of the

Freedom of Mind Resource Center and the newly established

non-profit Freedom of Mind Institute, Hassan has saved

the lives of both cult members and their anguished friends and

families, offering insight into the dark dealings of secret

groups while developing life-saving strategies to help loved

ones recover their former identities and "be themselves"

again.

For sixteen hours a day

and a paycheck averaging $40 a week I gave more than a

decade of my youth to a cult. Although it is eighteen years

since I have left the cult, Steve Hassan's book Releasing

the Bonds has provided me with new insights and additional

healing. His book offers fresh perspectives and tools that

can lead to letting go of the shame, recognizing one's

personal goodness, and appreciating one's strength and

integrity. I urge every former cult member to read Releasing

the Bonds, Hassan's book will also be a reassuring message

for families and friends who have suffered the loss of a

loved one to a cult as well as offering a basic introduction

to cult issues.

Ginger Ross Breggin,

Executive Director of the International Center for the

Study of Psychiatry and Psychology

Releasing

the Bonds is a compassionate and intelligent guide for

anyone who has ever been caught up in a cult or cult-like

organization. Hassan offers perceptive and non-coercive

guidance to family and friends of those whose idealism or

vulnerability has led them to become cult members. Further,

the book provides valuable insights into the control and

manipulation that can occur in abusive personal

relationships such as those experienced by battered women.

It is a vital tool for professionals and laypersons alike.

R. Breggin, M.D.,

Author of Your Drug May Be Your Problem: How and Why to

Stop Taking Psychiatric Drugs

On another website that

hosts much of Breggins work :

The Anti-psychiatry Coalition website

No

Scientologists, please: Anyone joining us

will be asked for assurance they are not

affiliated with the "Church" of Scientology or its

Citizen's Commission on Human Rights (CCHR), which have

publicized the harm done by psychiatry but which we want

no affiliation with. This web site does have links to

YouTube video critiques of psychiatry by CCHR because

these videos are excellent and accurate and worth

seeing, but this should not be interpreted as an

endorsement of CCHR or Scientology.

http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:BxiqBa38GUsJ:www.antipsychiatry.org/+peter+breggin+scientolgoy & cd=6 & hl=en & ct=clnk & gl=ca & source=www.google.ca

Posted by The

Social Activists at 01:24

March 17, 2011

Dr. Breggin made a most excellent and timely comment and press

release supporting Mr. Tom Cruise's truthful comments concerning

antidepressant drugs.

On 3/17/2011 5:49 PM, jeremy9282 wrote:

Are Anti-Psychiatry Experts

Declaring Mutiny From Scientology and CCHR?

source -

http://ssocialactivism.blogspot.com/2011/03/are-anti-psychiatry-experts-declaring.html

Ginger Breggin admits that

while she was a member of Scientology she was actually a

member of a cult!

Reason Magazine published an article by Dr. Breggin.

Breggin admits he shared information with Scientology and

CCHR. Breggin has since disassociated himself from

Scientology and CCHR. He stated there is a personal reason why

he disassociated himself and admits that had something to do

with his wife, Ginger Breggin. Ginger was a memeber of

Scientolgy. Whatever the reason was, he's kept it quiet.

However, both Ginger and Breggin wrote a review for the

following which sheds a little more light on Breggin's dislike

for Scientology.

Releasing the Bonds by

Steve Hassan,

In his new

book, RELEASING THE BONDS: Empowering People to Think for

Themselves, one of the world's foremost authorities on cult

mind control, Hassan, reveals the astonishingly

effective behavior, information, thought and emotion control

techniques (BITE) at the root of all cult powers. With dozens

of examples from real-life cases, Hassan presents a new, more

refined, non-coercive, and totally legal Strategic Interaction

Approach (S.I.A.) to freeing oneself from the terrible grip of

life-threatening cults, enabling cult victims to think

independently again.

In

1976, Steve Hassan nodded off at the wheel of a fundraising

van and crashed into the back of an eighteen-wheeler. The

accident created the opportunity for his parents to intervene

and hire ex-members to counsel him, helping him to begin

thinking for himself again after two and a half years as a

totally devoted Moonie leader bent on saving the world from

Armageddon. Hassan's pioneering work in the field of cult mind

control grew out of his own need to recover his pre-cult

identity and re-integrate the shards of his own shattered

personality. A licensed professional, and creator of the

Freedom of Mind Resource Center and the newly established

non-profit Freedom of Mind Institute, Hassan has saved

the lives of both cult members and their anguished friends and

families, offering insight into the dark dealings of secret

groups while developing life-saving strategies to help loved

ones recover their former identities and "be themselves"

again.

For sixteen hours a day

and a paycheck averaging $40 a week I gave more than a

decade of my youth to a cult. Although it is eighteen years

since I have left the cult, Steve Hassan's book Releasing

the Bonds has provided me with new insights and additional

healing. His book offers fresh perspectives and tools that

can lead to letting go of the shame, recognizing one's

personal goodness, and appreciating one's strength and

integrity. I urge every former cult member to read Releasing

the Bonds, Hassan's book will also be a reassuring message

for families and friends who have suffered the loss of a

loved one to a cult as well as offering a basic introduction

to cult issues.

Ginger Ross Breggin,

Executive Director of the International Center for the

Study of Psychiatry and Psychology

Releasing

the Bonds is a compassionate and intelligent guide for

anyone who has ever been caught up in a cult or cult-like

organization. Hassan offers perceptive and non-coercive

guidance to family and friends of those whose idealism or

vulnerability has led them to become cult members. Further,

the book provides valuable insights into the control and

manipulation that can occur in abusive personal

relationships such as those experienced by battered women.

It is a vital tool for professionals and laypersons alike.

R. Breggin, M.D.,

Author of Your Drug May Be Your Problem: How and Why to

Stop Taking Psychiatric Drugs

On another website that

hosts much of Breggins work :

The Anti-psychiatry Coalition website

No

Scientologists, please: Anyone joining us

will be asked for assurance they are not

affiliated with the "Church" of Scientology or its

Citizen's Commission on Human Rights (CCHR), which have

publicized the harm done by psychiatry but which we want

no affiliation with. This web site does have links to

YouTube video critiques of psychiatry by CCHR because

these videos are excellent and accurate and worth

seeing, but this should not be interpreted as an

endorsement of CCHR or Scientology.

http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:BxiqBa38GUsJ:www.antipsychiatry.org/+peter+breggin+scientolgoy & cd=6 & hl=en & ct=clnk & gl=ca & source=www.google.ca

Posted by The

Social Activists at 01:24

March 17, 2011

" Dr. Breggin made a most excellent and timely comment and press release

supporting Mr. Tom Cruise's truthful comments concerning antidepressant

drugs. .... "

recently Jim, or was that before he decided to dump CoS?

> >

> > Are Anti-Psychiatry Experts Declaring Mutiny From Scientology

> > and CCHR?

> >

> > source -

> >

http://ssocialactivism.blogspot.com/2011/03/are-anti-psychiatry-experts-\

declaring.html

> >

> > Ginger Breggin admits that while she was a member of Scientology she

> > was actually a member of a cult!

> >

> > Reason Magazine published an article by Dr. Breggin.

> > Breggin admits he shared information with Scientology and CCHR.

> > Breggin has since disassociated himself from Scientology and CCHR.

He

> > stated there is a personal reason why he disassociated himself and

> > admits that had something to do with his wife, Ginger Breggin.

Ginger

> > was a memeber of Scientolgy. Whatever the reason was, he's kept it

> > quiet. However, both Ginger and Breggin wrote a review for the

> > following which sheds a little more light on Breggin's dislike for

> > Scientology.

> > Releasing the Bonds by Steve Hassan,

> > *In* his new book, RELEASING THE BONDS: Empowering People to Think

for

> > Themselves, one of the world's foremost authorities on cult mind

> > control, Hassan, reveals the astonishingly effective

behavior,

> > information, thought and emotion control techniques (BITE) at the

root

> > of all cult powers. With dozens of examples from real-life cases,

> > Hassan presents a new, more refined, non-coercive, and totally legal

> > Strategic Interaction Approach (S.I.A.) to freeing oneself from the

> > terrible grip of life-threatening cults, enabling cult victims to

> > think independently again.

> > *In* 1976, Steve Hassan nodded off at the wheel of a fundraising van

> > and crashed into the back of an eighteen-wheeler. The accident

created

> > the opportunity for his parents to intervene and hire ex-members to

> > counsel him, helping him to begin thinking for himself again after

two

> > and a half years as a totally devoted Moonie leader bent on saving

the

> > world from Armageddon. Hassan's pioneering work in the field of cult

> > mind control grew out of his own need to recover his pre-cult

identity

> > and re-integrate the shards of his own shattered personality. A

> > licensed professional, and creator of the Freedom of Mind Resource

> > Center and the newly established non-profit Freedom of Mind

Institute,

> > Hassan has saved the lives of both cult members and their

> > anguished friends and families, offering insight into the dark

> > dealings of secret groups while developing life-saving strategies to

> > help loved ones recover their former identities and " be themselves "

> > again.

> >

> > For sixteen hours a day and a paycheck averaging $40 a week I gave

> > more than a decade of my youth to a cult. Although it is eighteen

> > years since I have left the cult, Steve Hassan's book Releasing the

> > Bonds has provided me with new insights and additional healing. His

> > book offers fresh perspectives and tools that can lead to letting go

> > of the shame, recognizing one's personal goodness, and appreciating

> > one's strength and integrity. I urge every former cult member to

read

> > Releasing the Bonds, Hassan's book will also be a reassuring message

> > for families and friends who have suffered the loss of a loved one

to

> > a cult as well as offering a basic introduction to cult issues.

> > *Ginger* Ross *Breggin*, Executive Director of the International

> > Center for the Study of Psychiatry and Psychology

> > Releasing the Bonds is a compassionate and intelligent guide for

> > anyone who has ever been caught up in a cult or cult-like

> > organization. Hassan offers perceptive and non-coercive guidance to

> > family and friends of those whose idealism or vulnerability has led

> > them to become cult members. Further, the book provides valuable

> > insights into the control and manipulation that can occur in abusive

> > personal relationships such as those experienced by battered women.

It

> > is a vital tool for professionals and laypersons alike.

> > ** R. *Breggin*, M.D., Author of Your Drug May Be Your Problem:

> > How and Why to Stop Taking Psychiatric Drugs

> >

> > On another website that hosts much of Breggins work :

> > The Anti-psychiatry Coalition website

> >

<http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:BxiqBa38GUsJ:www.a\

ntipsychiatry.org/+peter+breggin+scientolgoy & cd=6 & hl=en & ct=clnk & gl=ca & so\

urce=www.google.ca>

> >

> > *No Scientologists, please:* Anyone joining us will be asked for

> > assurance they are _not_ affiliated with the " Church " of Scientology

> > or its Citizen's Commission on Human Rights (CCHR), which have

> > publicized the harm done by psychiatry but which we want no

> > affiliation with. This web site does have links to YouTube video

> > critiques of psychiatry by CCHR because these videos are excellent

and

> > accurate and worth seeing, but this should not be interpreted as an

> > endorsement of CCHR or Scientology.

> >

http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:BxiqBa38GUsJ:www.an\

tipsychiatry.org/+peter+breggin+scientolgoy & cd=6 & hl=en & ct=clnk & gl=ca & sou\

rce=www.google.ca

> >

<http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:BxiqBa38GUsJ:www.a\

ntipsychiatry.org/+peter+breggin+scientolgoy & cd=6 & hl=en & ct=clnk & gl=ca & so\

urce=www.google.ca>

> > Posted by The Social Activists at 01:24

> >

<http://ssocialactivism.blogspot.com/2011/03/are-anti-psychiatry-experts\

-declaring.html>

> >

>

March 17, 2011

" Dr. Breggin made a most excellent and timely comment and press release

supporting Mr. Tom Cruise's truthful comments concerning antidepressant

drugs. .... "

recently Jim, or was that before he decided to dump CoS?

> >

> > Are Anti-Psychiatry Experts Declaring Mutiny From Scientology

> > and CCHR?

> >

> > source -

> >

http://ssocialactivism.blogspot.com/2011/03/are-anti-psychiatry-experts-\

declaring.html

> >

> > Ginger Breggin admits that while she was a member of Scientology she

> > was actually a member of a cult!

> >

> > Reason Magazine published an article by Dr. Breggin.

> > Breggin admits he shared information with Scientology and CCHR.

> > Breggin has since disassociated himself from Scientology and CCHR.

He

> > stated there is a personal reason why he disassociated himself and

> > admits that had something to do with his wife, Ginger Breggin.

Ginger

> > was a memeber of Scientolgy. Whatever the reason was, he's kept it

> > quiet. However, both Ginger and Breggin wrote a review for the

> > following which sheds a little more light on Breggin's dislike for

> > Scientology.

> > Releasing the Bonds by Steve Hassan,

> > *In* his new book, RELEASING THE BONDS: Empowering People to Think

for

> > Themselves, one of the world's foremost authorities on cult mind

> > control, Hassan, reveals the astonishingly effective

behavior,

> > information, thought and emotion control techniques (BITE) at the

root

> > of all cult powers. With dozens of examples from real-life cases,

> > Hassan presents a new, more refined, non-coercive, and totally legal

> > Strategic Interaction Approach (S.I.A.) to freeing oneself from the

> > terrible grip of life-threatening cults, enabling cult victims to

> > think independently again.

> > *In* 1976, Steve Hassan nodded off at the wheel of a fundraising van

> > and crashed into the back of an eighteen-wheeler. The accident

created

> > the opportunity for his parents to intervene and hire ex-members to

> > counsel him, helping him to begin thinking for himself again after

two

> > and a half years as a totally devoted Moonie leader bent on saving

the

> > world from Armageddon. Hassan's pioneering work in the field of cult

> > mind control grew out of his own need to recover his pre-cult

identity

> > and re-integrate the shards of his own shattered personality. A

> > licensed professional, and creator of the Freedom of Mind Resource

> > Center and the newly established non-profit Freedom of Mind

Institute,

> > Hassan has saved the lives of both cult members and their

> > anguished friends and families, offering insight into the dark

> > dealings of secret groups while developing life-saving strategies to

> > help loved ones recover their former identities and " be themselves "

> > again.

> >

> > For sixteen hours a day and a paycheck averaging $40 a week I gave

> > more than a decade of my youth to a cult. Although it is eighteen

> > years since I have left the cult, Steve Hassan's book Releasing the

> > Bonds has provided me with new insights and additional healing. His

> > book offers fresh perspectives and tools that can lead to letting go

> > of the shame, recognizing one's personal goodness, and appreciating

> > one's strength and integrity. I urge every former cult member to

read

> > Releasing the Bonds, Hassan's book will also be a reassuring message

> > for families and friends who have suffered the loss of a loved one

to

> > a cult as well as offering a basic introduction to cult issues.

> > *Ginger* Ross *Breggin*, Executive Director of the International

> > Center for the Study of Psychiatry and Psychology

> > Releasing the Bonds is a compassionate and intelligent guide for

> > anyone who has ever been caught up in a cult or cult-like

> > organization. Hassan offers perceptive and non-coercive guidance to

> > family and friends of those whose idealism or vulnerability has led

> > them to become cult members. Further, the book provides valuable

> > insights into the control and manipulation that can occur in abusive

> > personal relationships such as those experienced by battered women.

It

> > is a vital tool for professionals and laypersons alike.

> > ** R. *Breggin*, M.D., Author of Your Drug May Be Your Problem:

> > How and Why to Stop Taking Psychiatric Drugs

> >

> > On another website that hosts much of Breggins work :

> > The Anti-psychiatry Coalition website

> >

<http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:BxiqBa38GUsJ:www.a\

ntipsychiatry.org/+peter+breggin+scientolgoy & cd=6 & hl=en & ct=clnk & gl=ca & so\

urce=www.google.ca>

> >

> > *No Scientologists, please:* Anyone joining us will be asked for

> > assurance they are _not_ affiliated with the " Church " of Scientology

> > or its Citizen's Commission on Human Rights (CCHR), which have

> > publicized the harm done by psychiatry but which we want no

> > affiliation with. This web site does have links to YouTube video

> > critiques of psychiatry by CCHR because these videos are excellent

and

> > accurate and worth seeing, but this should not be interpreted as an

> > endorsement of CCHR or Scientology.

> >

http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:BxiqBa38GUsJ:www.an\

tipsychiatry.org/+peter+breggin+scientolgoy & cd=6 & hl=en & ct=clnk & gl=ca & sou\

rce=www.google.ca

> >

<http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:BxiqBa38GUsJ:www.a\

ntipsychiatry.org/+peter+breggin+scientolgoy & cd=6 & hl=en & ct=clnk & gl=ca & so\

urce=www.google.ca>

> > Posted by The Social Activists at 01:24

> >

<http://ssocialactivism.blogspot.com/2011/03/are-anti-psychiatry-experts\

-declaring.html>

> >

>

March 17, 2011

" Dr. Breggin made a most excellent and timely comment and press release

supporting Mr. Tom Cruise's truthful comments concerning antidepressant

drugs. .... "

recently Jim, or was that before he decided to dump CoS?

> >

> > Are Anti-Psychiatry Experts Declaring Mutiny From Scientology

> > and CCHR?

> >

> > source -

> >

http://ssocialactivism.blogspot.com/2011/03/are-anti-psychiatry-experts-\

declaring.html

> >

> > Ginger Breggin admits that while she was a member of Scientology she

> > was actually a member of a cult!

> >

> > Reason Magazine published an article by Dr. Breggin.

> > Breggin admits he shared information with Scientology and CCHR.

> > Breggin has since disassociated himself from Scientology and CCHR.

He

> > stated there is a personal reason why he disassociated himself and

> > admits that had something to do with his wife, Ginger Breggin.

Ginger

> > was a memeber of Scientolgy. Whatever the reason was, he's kept it

> > quiet. However, both Ginger and Breggin wrote a review for the

> > following which sheds a little more light on Breggin's dislike for

> > Scientology.

> > Releasing the Bonds by Steve Hassan,

> > *In* his new book, RELEASING THE BONDS: Empowering People to Think

for

> > Themselves, one of the world's foremost authorities on cult mind

> > control, Hassan, reveals the astonishingly effective

behavior,

> > information, thought and emotion control techniques (BITE) at the

root

> > of all cult powers. With dozens of examples from real-life cases,

> > Hassan presents a new, more refined, non-coercive, and totally legal

> > Strategic Interaction Approach (S.I.A.) to freeing oneself from the

> > terrible grip of life-threatening cults, enabling cult victims to

> > think independently again.

> > *In* 1976, Steve Hassan nodded off at the wheel of a fundraising van

> > and crashed into the back of an eighteen-wheeler. The accident

created

> > the opportunity for his parents to intervene and hire ex-members to

> > counsel him, helping him to begin thinking for himself again after

two

> > and a half years as a totally devoted Moonie leader bent on saving

the

> > world from Armageddon. Hassan's pioneering work in the field of cult

> > mind control grew out of his own need to recover his pre-cult

identity

> > and re-integrate the shards of his own shattered personality. A

> > licensed professional, and creator of the Freedom of Mind Resource

> > Center and the newly established non-profit Freedom of Mind

Institute,

> > Hassan has saved the lives of both cult members and their

> > anguished friends and families, offering insight into the dark

> > dealings of secret groups while developing life-saving strategies to

> > help loved ones recover their former identities and " be themselves "

> > again.

> >

> > For sixteen hours a day and a paycheck averaging $40 a week I gave

> > more than a decade of my youth to a cult. Although it is eighteen

> > years since I have left the cult, Steve Hassan's book Releasing the

> > Bonds has provided me with new insights and additional healing. His

> > book offers fresh perspectives and tools that can lead to letting go

> > of the shame, recognizing one's personal goodness, and appreciating

> > one's strength and integrity. I urge every former cult member to

read

> > Releasing the Bonds, Hassan's book will also be a reassuring message

> > for families and friends who have suffered the loss of a loved one

to

> > a cult as well as offering a basic introduction to cult issues.

> > *Ginger* Ross *Breggin*, Executive Director of the International

> > Center for the Study of Psychiatry and Psychology

> > Releasing the Bonds is a compassionate and intelligent guide for

> > anyone who has ever been caught up in a cult or cult-like

> > organization. Hassan offers perceptive and non-coercive guidance to

> > family and friends of those whose idealism or vulnerability has led

> > them to become cult members. Further, the book provides valuable

> > insights into the control and manipulation that can occur in abusive

> > personal relationships such as those experienced by battered women.

It

> > is a vital tool for professionals and laypersons alike.

> > ** R. *Breggin*, M.D., Author of Your Drug May Be Your Problem:

> > How and Why to Stop Taking Psychiatric Drugs

> >

> > On another website that hosts much of Breggins work :

> > The Anti-psychiatry Coalition website

> >

<http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:BxiqBa38GUsJ:www.a\

ntipsychiatry.org/+peter+breggin+scientolgoy & cd=6 & hl=en & ct=clnk & gl=ca & so\

urce=www.google.ca>

> >

> > *No Scientologists, please:* Anyone joining us will be asked for

> > assurance they are _not_ affiliated with the " Church " of Scientology

> > or its Citizen's Commission on Human Rights (CCHR), which have

> > publicized the harm done by psychiatry but which we want no

> > affiliation with. This web site does have links to YouTube video

> > critiques of psychiatry by CCHR because these videos are excellent

and

> > accurate and worth seeing, but this should not be interpreted as an

> > endorsement of CCHR or Scientology.

> >

http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:BxiqBa38GUsJ:www.an\

tipsychiatry.org/+peter+breggin+scientolgoy & cd=6 & hl=en & ct=clnk & gl=ca & sou\

rce=www.google.ca

> >

<http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:BxiqBa38GUsJ:www.a\

ntipsychiatry.org/+peter+breggin+scientolgoy & cd=6 & hl=en & ct=clnk & gl=ca & so\

urce=www.google.ca>

> > Posted by The Social Activists at 01:24

> >

<http://ssocialactivism.blogspot.com/2011/03/are-anti-psychiatry-experts\

-declaring.html>

> >

>

March 17, 2011

" Dr. Breggin made a most excellent and timely comment and press release

supporting Mr. Tom Cruise's truthful comments concerning antidepressant

drugs. .... "

recently Jim, or was that before he decided to dump CoS?

> >

> > Are Anti-Psychiatry Experts Declaring Mutiny From Scientology

> > and CCHR?

> >

> > source -

> >

http://ssocialactivism.blogspot.com/2011/03/are-anti-psychiatry-experts-\

declaring.html

> >

> > Ginger Breggin admits that while she was a member of Scientology she

> > was actually a member of a cult!

> >

> > Reason Magazine published an article by Dr. Breggin.

> > Breggin admits he shared information with Scientology and CCHR.

> > Breggin has since disassociated himself from Scientology and CCHR.

He

> > stated there is a personal reason why he disassociated himself and

> > admits that had something to do with his wife, Ginger Breggin.

Ginger

> > was a memeber of Scientolgy. Whatever the reason was, he's kept it

> > quiet. However, both Ginger and Breggin wrote a review for the

> > following which sheds a little more light on Breggin's dislike for

> > Scientology.

> > Releasing the Bonds by Steve Hassan,

> > *In* his new book, RELEASING THE BONDS: Empowering People to Think

for

> > Themselves, one of the world's foremost authorities on cult mind

> > control, Hassan, reveals the astonishingly effective

behavior,

> > information, thought and emotion control techniques (BITE) at the

root

> > of all cult powers. With dozens of examples from real-life cases,

> > Hassan presents a new, more refined, non-coercive, and totally legal

> > Strategic Interaction Approach (S.I.A.) to freeing oneself from the

> > terrible grip of life-threatening cults, enabling cult victims to

> > think independently again.

> > *In* 1976, Steve Hassan nodded off at the wheel of a fundraising van

> > and crashed into the back of an eighteen-wheeler. The accident

created

> > the opportunity for his parents to intervene and hire ex-members to

> > counsel him, helping him to begin thinking for himself again after

two

> > and a half years as a totally devoted Moonie leader bent on saving

the

> > world from Armageddon. Hassan's pioneering work in the field of cult

> > mind control grew out of his own need to recover his pre-cult

identity

> > and re-integrate the shards of his own shattered personality. A

> > licensed professional, and creator of the Freedom of Mind Resource

> > Center and the newly established non-profit Freedom of Mind

Institute,

> > Hassan has saved the lives of both cult members and their

> > anguished friends and families, offering insight into the dark

> > dealings of secret groups while developing life-saving strategies to

> > help loved ones recover their former identities and " be themselves "

> > again.

> >

> > For sixteen hours a day and a paycheck averaging $40 a week I gave

> > more than a decade of my youth to a cult. Although it is eighteen

> > years since I have left the cult, Steve Hassan's book Releasing the

> > Bonds has provided me with new insights and additional healing. His

> > book offers fresh perspectives and tools that can lead to letting go

> > of the shame, recognizing one's personal goodness, and appreciating

> > one's strength and integrity. I urge every former cult member to

read

> > Releasing the Bonds, Hassan's book will also be a reassuring message

> > for families and friends who have suffered the loss of a loved one

to

> > a cult as well as offering a basic introduction to cult issues.

> > *Ginger* Ross *Breggin*, Executive Director of the International

> > Center for the Study of Psychiatry and Psychology

> > Releasing the Bonds is a compassionate and intelligent guide for

> > anyone who has ever been caught up in a cult or cult-like

> > organization. Hassan offers perceptive and non-coercive guidance to

> > family and friends of those whose idealism or vulnerability has led

> > them to become cult members. Further, the book provides valuable

> > insights into the control and manipulation that can occur in abusive

> > personal relationships such as those experienced by battered women.

It

> > is a vital tool for professionals and laypersons alike.

> > ** R. *Breggin*, M.D., Author of Your Drug May Be Your Problem:

> > How and Why to Stop Taking Psychiatric Drugs

> >

> > On another website that hosts much of Breggins work :

> > The Anti-psychiatry Coalition website

> >

<http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:BxiqBa38GUsJ:www.a\

ntipsychiatry.org/+peter+breggin+scientolgoy & cd=6 & hl=en & ct=clnk & gl=ca & so\

urce=www.google.ca>

> >

> > *No Scientologists, please:* Anyone joining us will be asked for

> > assurance they are _not_ affiliated with the " Church " of Scientology

> > or its Citizen's Commission on Human Rights (CCHR), which have

> > publicized the harm done by psychiatry but which we want no

> > affiliation with. This web site does have links to YouTube video

> > critiques of psychiatry by CCHR because these videos are excellent

and

> > accurate and worth seeing, but this should not be interpreted as an

> > endorsement of CCHR or Scientology.

> >

http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:BxiqBa38GUsJ:www.an\

tipsychiatry.org/+peter+breggin+scientolgoy & cd=6 & hl=en & ct=clnk & gl=ca & sou\

rce=www.google.ca

> >

<http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:BxiqBa38GUsJ:www.a\

ntipsychiatry.org/+peter+breggin+scientolgoy & cd=6 & hl=en & ct=clnk & gl=ca & so\

urce=www.google.ca>

> > Posted by The Social Activists at 01:24

> >

<http://ssocialactivism.blogspot.com/2011/03/are-anti-psychiatry-experts\

-declaring.html>

> >

>

March 18, 2011

Hi ,

It was right after Tom Cruise's comments with Matt Lauer and then

the very next day Dr. ph Glenmullen agreed with Mr. Cruise on

the today Show with Couric and the President of the American

Psychiatric Association who was sitting beside Dr. Glenmullen, I

forget his name, was very upset disagreed completely etc.

I laughed myself silly.

On 3/17/2011 5:57 PM, jeremy9282 wrote:

"Dr. Breggin made a most excellent and timely comment and press release

supporting Mr. Tom Cruise's truthful comments concerning antidepressant

drugs. ...."

recently Jim, or was that before he decided to dump CoS?

Are Anti-Psychiatry Experts Declaring Mutiny From Scientology

and CCHR?

source -

http://ssocialactivism.blogspot.com/2011/03/are-anti-psychiatry-experts-\

declaring.html

Ginger Breggin admits that while she was a member of Scientology she

was actually a member of a cult!

Reason Magazine published an article by Dr. Breggin.

Breggin admits he shared information with Scientology and CCHR.

Breggin has since disassociated himself from Scientology and CCHR.

He

stated there is a personal reason why he disassociated himself and

admits that had something to do with his wife, Ginger Breggin.

Ginger

was a memeber of Scientolgy. Whatever the reason was, he's kept it

quiet. However, both Ginger and Breggin wrote a review for the

following which sheds a little more light on Breggin's dislike for

Scientology.

Releasing the Bonds by Steve Hassan,

*In* his new book, RELEASING THE BONDS: Empowering People to Think

for

Themselves, one of the world's foremost authorities on cult mind

control, Hassan, reveals the astonishingly effective

behavior,

information, thought and emotion control techniques (BITE) at the

root

of all cult powers. With dozens of examples from real-life cases,

Hassan presents a new, more refined, non-coercive, and totally legal

Strategic Interaction Approach (S.I.A.) to freeing oneself from the

terrible grip of life-threatening cults, enabling cult victims to

think independently again.

*In* 1976, Steve Hassan nodded off at the wheel of a fundraising van

and crashed into the back of an eighteen-wheeler. The accident

created

the opportunity for his parents to intervene and hire ex-members to

counsel him, helping him to begin thinking for himself again after

two

and a half years as a totally devoted Moonie leader bent on saving

the

world from Armageddon. Hassan's pioneering work in the field of cult

mind control grew out of his own need to recover his pre-cult

identity

and re-integrate the shards of his own shattered personality. A

licensed professional, and creator of the Freedom of Mind Resource

Center and the newly established non-profit Freedom of Mind

Institute,

Hassan has saved the lives of both cult members and their

anguished friends and families, offering insight into the dark

dealings of secret groups while developing life-saving strategies to

help loved ones recover their former identities and "be themselves"

again.

For sixteen hours a day and a paycheck averaging $40 a week I gave

more than a decade of my youth to a cult. Although it is eighteen

years since I have left the cult, Steve Hassan's book Releasing the

Bonds has provided me with new insights and additional healing. His

book offers fresh perspectives and tools that can lead to letting go

of the shame, recognizing one's personal goodness, and appreciating

one's strength and integrity. I urge every former cult member to

read

Releasing the Bonds, Hassan's book will also be a reassuring message

for families and friends who have suffered the loss of a loved one

to

a cult as well as offering a basic introduction to cult issues.

*Ginger* Ross *Breggin*, Executive Director of the International

Center for the Study of Psychiatry and Psychology

Releasing the Bonds is a compassionate and intelligent guide for

anyone who has ever been caught up in a cult or cult-like

organization. Hassan offers perceptive and non-coercive guidance to

family and friends of those whose idealism or vulnerability has led

them to become cult members. Further, the book provides valuable

insights into the control and manipulation that can occur in abusive

personal relationships such as those experienced by battered women.

It

is a vital tool for professionals and laypersons alike.

** R. *Breggin*, M.D., Author of Your Drug May Be Your Problem:

How and Why to Stop Taking Psychiatric Drugs

On another website that hosts much of Breggins work :

The Anti-psychiatry Coalition website

<http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:BxiqBa38GUsJ:www.a\

ntipsychiatry.org/+peter+breggin+scientolgoy & cd=6 & hl=en & ct=clnk & gl=ca & so\

urce=www.google.ca>

*No Scientologists, please:* Anyone joining us will be asked for

assurance they are _not_ affiliated with the "Church" of Scientology

or its Citizen's Commission on Human Rights (CCHR), which have

publicized the harm done by psychiatry but which we want no

affiliation with. This web site does have links to YouTube video

critiques of psychiatry by CCHR because these videos are excellent

and

accurate and worth seeing, but this should not be interpreted as an

endorsement of CCHR or Scientology.

http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:BxiqBa38GUsJ:www.an\

tipsychiatry.org/+peter+breggin+scientolgoy & cd=6 & hl=en & ct=clnk & gl=ca & sou\

rce=www.google.ca

<http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:BxiqBa38GUsJ:www.a\

ntipsychiatry.org/+peter+breggin+scientolgoy & cd=6 & hl=en & ct=clnk & gl=ca & so\

urce=www.google.ca>

Posted by The Social Activists at 01:24

<http://ssocialactivism.blogspot.com/2011/03/are-anti-psychiatry-experts\

-declaring.html>

------------------------------------

March 18, 2011

Hi ,

It was right after Tom Cruise's comments with Matt Lauer and then

the very next day Dr. ph Glenmullen agreed with Mr. Cruise on

the today Show with Couric and the President of the American

Psychiatric Association who was sitting beside Dr. Glenmullen, I

forget his name, was very upset disagreed completely etc.

I laughed myself silly.

On 3/17/2011 5:57 PM, jeremy9282 wrote:

"Dr. Breggin made a most excellent and timely comment and press release

supporting Mr. Tom Cruise's truthful comments concerning antidepressant

drugs. ...."

recently Jim, or was that before he decided to dump CoS?

Are Anti-Psychiatry Experts Declaring Mutiny From Scientology

and CCHR?

source -

http://ssocialactivism.blogspot.com/2011/03/are-anti-psychiatry-experts-\

declaring.html

Ginger Breggin admits that while she was a member of Scientology she

was actually a member of a cult!

Reason Magazine published an article by Dr. Breggin.

Breggin admits he shared information with Scientology and CCHR.

Breggin has since disassociated himself from Scientology and CCHR.

He

stated there is a personal reason why he disassociated himself and

admits that had something to do with his wife, Ginger Breggin.

Ginger

was a memeber of Scientolgy. Whatever the reason was, he's kept it

quiet. However, both Ginger and Breggin wrote a review for the

following which sheds a little more light on Breggin's dislike for

Scientology.

Releasing the Bonds by Steve Hassan,

*In* his new book, RELEASING THE BONDS: Empowering People to Think

for

Themselves, one of the world's foremost authorities on cult mind

control, Hassan, reveals the astonishingly effective

behavior,

information, thought and emotion control techniques (BITE) at the

root

of all cult powers. With dozens of examples from real-life cases,

Hassan presents a new, more refined, non-coercive, and totally legal

Strategic Interaction Approach (S.I.A.) to freeing oneself from the

terrible grip of life-threatening cults, enabling cult victims to

think independently again.

*In* 1976, Steve Hassan nodded off at the wheel of a fundraising van

and crashed into the back of an eighteen-wheeler. The accident

created

the opportunity for his parents to intervene and hire ex-members to

counsel him, helping him to begin thinking for himself again after

two

and a half years as a totally devoted Moonie leader bent on saving

the

world from Armageddon. Hassan's pioneering work in the field of cult

mind control grew out of his own need to recover his pre-cult

identity

and re-integrate the shards of his own shattered personality. A

licensed professional, and creator of the Freedom of Mind Resource

Center and the newly established non-profit Freedom of Mind

Institute,

Hassan has saved the lives of both cult members and their

anguished friends and families, offering insight into the dark

dealings of secret groups while developing life-saving strategies to

help loved ones recover their former identities and "be themselves"

again.

For sixteen hours a day and a paycheck averaging $40 a week I gave

more than a decade of my youth to a cult. Although it is eighteen

years since I have left the cult, Steve Hassan's book Releasing the

Bonds has provided me with new insights and additional healing. His

book offers fresh perspectives and tools that can lead to letting go

of the shame, recognizing one's personal goodness, and appreciating

one's strength and integrity. I urge every former cult member to

read

Releasing the Bonds, Hassan's book will also be a reassuring message

for families and friends who have suffered the loss of a loved one

to

a cult as well as offering a basic introduction to cult issues.

*Ginger* Ross *Breggin*, Executive Director of the International

Center for the Study of Psychiatry and Psychology

Releasing the Bonds is a compassionate and intelligent guide for

anyone who has ever been caught up in a cult or cult-like

organization. Hassan offers perceptive and non-coercive guidance to

family and friends of those whose idealism or vulnerability has led

them to become cult members. Further, the book provides valuable

insights into the control and manipulation that can occur in abusive

personal relationships such as those experienced by battered women.

It

is a vital tool for professionals and laypersons alike.

** R. *Breggin*, M.D., Author of Your Drug May Be Your Problem:

How and Why to Stop Taking Psychiatric Drugs

On another website that hosts much of Breggins work :

The Anti-psychiatry Coalition website

<http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:BxiqBa38GUsJ:www.a\

ntipsychiatry.org/+peter+breggin+scientolgoy & cd=6 & hl=en & ct=clnk & gl=ca & so\

urce=www.google.ca>

*No Scientologists, please:* Anyone joining us will be asked for

assurance they are _not_ affiliated with the "Church" of Scientology

or its Citizen's Commission on Human Rights (CCHR), which have

publicized the harm done by psychiatry but which we want no

affiliation with. This web site does have links to YouTube video

critiques of psychiatry by CCHR because these videos are excellent

and

accurate and worth seeing, but this should not be interpreted as an

endorsement of CCHR or Scientology.

http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:BxiqBa38GUsJ:www.an\

tipsychiatry.org/+peter+breggin+scientolgoy & cd=6 & hl=en & ct=clnk & gl=ca & sou\

rce=www.google.ca

<http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:BxiqBa38GUsJ:www.a\

ntipsychiatry.org/+peter+breggin+scientolgoy & cd=6 & hl=en & ct=clnk & gl=ca & so\

urce=www.google.ca>

Posted by The Social Activists at 01:24

<http://ssocialactivism.blogspot.com/2011/03/are-anti-psychiatry-experts\

-declaring.html>

------------------------------------

March 18, 2011

Hi ,

It was right after Tom Cruise's comments with Matt Lauer and then

the very next day Dr. ph Glenmullen agreed with Mr. Cruise on

the today Show with Couric and the President of the American

Psychiatric Association who was sitting beside Dr. Glenmullen, I

forget his name, was very upset disagreed completely etc.

I laughed myself silly.

On 3/17/2011 5:57 PM, jeremy9282 wrote:

"Dr. Breggin made a most excellent and timely comment and press release

supporting Mr. Tom Cruise's truthful comments concerning antidepressant

drugs. ...."

recently Jim, or was that before he decided to dump CoS?

Are Anti-Psychiatry Experts Declaring Mutiny From Scientology

and CCHR?

source -

http://ssocialactivism.blogspot.com/2011/03/are-anti-psychiatry-experts-\

declaring.html

Ginger Breggin admits that while she was a member of Scientology she

was actually a member of a cult!

Reason Magazine published an article by Dr. Breggin.

Breggin admits he shared information with Scientology and CCHR.

Breggin has since disassociated himself from Scientology and CCHR.

He

stated there is a personal reason why he disassociated himself and

admits that had something to do with his wife, Ginger Breggin.

Ginger

was a memeber of Scientolgy. Whatever the reason was, he's kept it

quiet. However, both Ginger and Breggin wrote a review for the

following which sheds a little more light on Breggin's dislike for

Scientology.

Releasing the Bonds by Steve Hassan,

*In* his new book, RELEASING THE BONDS: Empowering People to Think

for

Themselves, one of the world's foremost authorities on cult mind

control, Hassan, reveals the astonishingly effective

behavior,

information, thought and emotion control techniques (BITE) at the

root

of all cult powers. With dozens of examples from real-life cases,

Hassan presents a new, more refined, non-coercive, and totally legal

Strategic Interaction Approach (S.I.A.) to freeing oneself from the

terrible grip of life-threatening cults, enabling cult victims to

think independently again.

*In* 1976, Steve Hassan nodded off at the wheel of a fundraising van

and crashed into the back of an eighteen-wheeler. The accident

created

the opportunity for his parents to intervene and hire ex-members to

counsel him, helping him to begin thinking for himself again after

two

and a half years as a totally devoted Moonie leader bent on saving

the

world from Armageddon. Hassan's pioneering work in the field of cult

mind control grew out of his own need to recover his pre-cult

identity

and re-integrate the shards of his own shattered personality. A

licensed professional, and creator of the Freedom of Mind Resource

Center and the newly established non-profit Freedom of Mind

Institute,

Hassan has saved the lives of both cult members and their

anguished friends and families, offering insight into the dark

dealings of secret groups while developing life-saving strategies to

help loved ones recover their former identities and "be themselves"

again.

For sixteen hours a day and a paycheck averaging $40 a week I gave

more than a decade of my youth to a cult. Although it is eighteen

years since I have left the cult, Steve Hassan's book Releasing the

Bonds has provided me with new insights and additional healing. His

book offers fresh perspectives and tools that can lead to letting go

of the shame, recognizing one's personal goodness, and appreciating

one's strength and integrity. I urge every former cult member to

read

Releasing the Bonds, Hassan's book will also be a reassuring message

for families and friends who have suffered the loss of a loved one

to

a cult as well as offering a basic introduction to cult issues.

*Ginger* Ross *Breggin*, Executive Director of the International

Center for the Study of Psychiatry and Psychology

Releasing the Bonds is a compassionate and intelligent guide for

anyone who has ever been caught up in a cult or cult-like

organization. Hassan offers perceptive and non-coercive guidance to

family and friends of those whose idealism or vulnerability has led

them to become cult members. Further, the book provides valuable

insights into the control and manipulation that can occur in abusive

personal relationships such as those experienced by battered women.

It

is a vital tool for professionals and laypersons alike.

** R. *Breggin*, M.D., Author of Your Drug May Be Your Problem:

How and Why to Stop Taking Psychiatric Drugs

On another website that hosts much of Breggins work :

The Anti-psychiatry Coalition website

<http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:BxiqBa38GUsJ:www.a\

ntipsychiatry.org/+peter+breggin+scientolgoy & cd=6 & hl=en & ct=clnk & gl=ca & so\

urce=www.google.ca>

*No Scientologists, please:* Anyone joining us will be asked for

assurance they are _not_ affiliated with the "Church" of Scientology

or its Citizen's Commission on Human Rights (CCHR), which have

publicized the harm done by psychiatry but which we want no

affiliation with. This web site does have links to YouTube video

critiques of psychiatry by CCHR because these videos are excellent

and

accurate and worth seeing, but this should not be interpreted as an

endorsement of CCHR or Scientology.

http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:BxiqBa38GUsJ:www.an\

tipsychiatry.org/+peter+breggin+scientolgoy & cd=6 & hl=en & ct=clnk & gl=ca & sou\

rce=www.google.ca

<http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:BxiqBa38GUsJ:www.a\

ntipsychiatry.org/+peter+breggin+scientolgoy & cd=6 & hl=en & ct=clnk & gl=ca & so\

urce=www.google.ca>

Posted by The Social Activists at 01:24

<http://ssocialactivism.blogspot.com/2011/03/are-anti-psychiatry-experts\

-declaring.html>

------------------------------------

March 18, 2011

Hi ,

It was right after Tom Cruise's comments with Matt Lauer and then

the very next day Dr. ph Glenmullen agreed with Mr. Cruise on

the today Show with Couric and the President of the American

Psychiatric Association who was sitting beside Dr. Glenmullen, I

forget his name, was very upset disagreed completely etc.

I laughed myself silly.

On 3/17/2011 5:57 PM, jeremy9282 wrote:

"Dr. Breggin made a most excellent and timely comment and press release

supporting Mr. Tom Cruise's truthful comments concerning antidepressant

drugs. ...."

recently Jim, or was that before he decided to dump CoS?

Are Anti-Psychiatry Experts Declaring Mutiny From Scientology

and CCHR?

source -

http://ssocialactivism.blogspot.com/2011/03/are-anti-psychiatry-experts-\

declaring.html

Ginger Breggin admits that while she was a member of Scientology she

was actually a member of a cult!

Reason Magazine published an article by Dr. Breggin.

Breggin admits he shared information with Scientology and CCHR.

Breggin has since disassociated himself from Scientology and CCHR.

He

stated there is a personal reason why he disassociated himself and

admits that had something to do with his wife, Ginger Breggin.

Ginger

was a memeber of Scientolgy. Whatever the reason was, he's kept it

quiet. However, both Ginger and Breggin wrote a review for the

following which sheds a little more light on Breggin's dislike for

Scientology.

Releasing the Bonds by Steve Hassan,

*In* his new book, RELEASING THE BONDS: Empowering People to Think

for

Themselves, one of the world's foremost authorities on cult mind

control, Hassan, reveals the astonishingly effective

behavior,

information, thought and emotion control techniques (BITE) at the

root

of all cult powers. With dozens of examples from real-life cases,

Hassan presents a new, more refined, non-coercive, and totally legal

Strategic Interaction Approach (S.I.A.) to freeing oneself from the

terrible grip of life-threatening cults, enabling cult victims to

think independently again.

*In* 1976, Steve Hassan nodded off at the wheel of a fundraising van

and crashed into the back of an eighteen-wheeler. The accident

created

the opportunity for his parents to intervene and hire ex-members to

counsel him, helping him to begin thinking for himself again after

two

and a half years as a totally devoted Moonie leader bent on saving

the

world from Armageddon. Hassan's pioneering work in the field of cult

mind control grew out of his own need to recover his pre-cult

identity

and re-integrate the shards of his own shattered personality. A

licensed professional, and creator of the Freedom of Mind Resource

Center and the newly established non-profit Freedom of Mind

Institute,

Hassan has saved the lives of both cult members and their

anguished friends and families, offering insight into the dark

dealings of secret groups while developing life-saving strategies to

help loved ones recover their former identities and "be themselves"

again.

For sixteen hours a day and a paycheck averaging $40 a week I gave

more than a decade of my youth to a cult. Although it is eighteen

years since I have left the cult, Steve Hassan's book Releasing the

Bonds has provided me with new insights and additional healing. His

book offers fresh perspectives and tools that can lead to letting go

of the shame, recognizing one's personal goodness, and appreciating

one's strength and integrity. I urge every former cult member to

read

Releasing the Bonds, Hassan's book will also be a reassuring message

for families and friends who have suffered the loss of a loved one

to

a cult as well as offering a basic introduction to cult issues.

*Ginger* Ross *Breggin*, Executive Director of the International

Center for the Study of Psychiatry and Psychology

Releasing the Bonds is a compassionate and intelligent guide for

anyone who has ever been caught up in a cult or cult-like

organization. Hassan offers perceptive and non-coercive guidance to

family and friends of those whose idealism or vulnerability has led

them to become cult members. Further, the book provides valuable

insights into the control and manipulation that can occur in abusive

personal relationships such as those experienced by battered women.

It

is a vital tool for professionals and laypersons alike.

** R. *Breggin*, M.D., Author of Your Drug May Be Your Problem:

How and Why to Stop Taking Psychiatric Drugs

On another website that hosts much of Breggins work :

The Anti-psychiatry Coalition website

<http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:BxiqBa38GUsJ:www.a\

ntipsychiatry.org/+peter+breggin+scientolgoy & cd=6 & hl=en & ct=clnk & gl=ca & so\

urce=www.google.ca>

*No Scientologists, please:* Anyone joining us will be asked for

assurance they are _not_ affiliated with the "Church" of Scientology

or its Citizen's Commission on Human Rights (CCHR), which have

publicized the harm done by psychiatry but which we want no

affiliation with. This web site does have links to YouTube video

critiques of psychiatry by CCHR because these videos are excellent

and

accurate and worth seeing, but this should not be interpreted as an

endorsement of CCHR or Scientology.

http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:BxiqBa38GUsJ:www.an\

tipsychiatry.org/+peter+breggin+scientolgoy & cd=6 & hl=en & ct=clnk & gl=ca & sou\

rce=www.google.ca

<http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:BxiqBa38GUsJ:www.a\

ntipsychiatry.org/+peter+breggin+scientolgoy & cd=6 & hl=en & ct=clnk & gl=ca & so\

urce=www.google.ca>

Posted by The Social Activists at 01:24

<http://ssocialactivism.blogspot.com/2011/03/are-anti-psychiatry-experts\

-declaring.html>

------------------------------------

March 18, 2011

Ok Jim, so it is quite some time ago, (but the subject of the thread is "Are Anti-Psychiatry Experts Declaring Mutiny From Scientology and CCHR"

So what are the Breggins up to right now Jim?

Are they being morally indefensible, was Scientology/CCHR OK before, but not OK now?

If not why not?

> >>>> >>> Are Anti-Psychiatry Experts Declaring Mutiny From Scientology> >>> and CCHR?> >>>> >>> source -> >>>> >>>> > http://ssocialactivism.blogspot.com/2011/03/are-anti-psychiatry-experts-\> > declaring.html> >>> Ginger Breggin admits that while she was a member of Scientology she> >>> was actually a member of a cult!> >>>> >>> Reason Magazine published an article by Dr. Breggin.> >>> Breggin admits he shared information with Scientology and CCHR.> >>> Breggin has since disassociated himself from Scientology and CCHR.> > He> >>> stated there is a personal reason why he disassociated himself and> >>> admits that had something to do with his wife, Ginger Breggin.> > Ginger> >>> was a memeber of Scientolgy. Whatever the reason was, he's kept it> >>> quiet. However, both Ginger and Breggin wrote a review for the> >>> following which sheds a little more light on Breggin's dislike for> >>> Scientology.> >>> Releasing the Bonds by Steve Hassan,> >>> *In* his new book, RELEASING THE BONDS: Empowering People to Think> > for> >>> Themselves, one of the world's foremost authorities on cult mind> >>> control, Hassan, reveals the astonishingly effective> > behavior,> >>> information, thought and emotion control techniques (BITE) at the> > root> >>> of all cult powers. With dozens of examples from real-life cases,> >>> Hassan presents a new, more refined, non-coercive, and totally legal> >>> Strategic Interaction Approach (S.I.A.) to freeing oneself from the> >>> terrible grip of life-threatening cults, enabling cult victims to> >>> think independently again.> >>> *In* 1976, Steve Hassan nodded off at the wheel of a fundraising van> >>> and crashed into the back of an eighteen-wheeler. The accident> > created> >>> the opportunity for his parents to intervene and hire ex-members to> >>> counsel him, helping him to begin thinking for himself again after> > two> >>> and a half years as a totally devoted Moonie leader bent on saving> > the> >>> world from Armageddon. Hassan's pioneering work in the field of cult> >>> mind control grew out of his own need to recover his pre-cult> > identity> >>> and re-integrate the shards of his own shattered personality. A> >>> licensed professional, and creator of the Freedom of Mind Resource> >>> Center and the newly established non-profit Freedom of Mind> > Institute,> >>> Hassan has saved the lives of both cult members and their> >>> anguished friends and families, offering insight into the dark> >>> dealings of secret groups while developing life-saving strategies to> >>> help loved ones recover their former identities and "be themselves"> >>> again.> >>>> >>>> >>> For sixteen hours a day and a paycheck averaging $40 a week I gave> >>> more than a decade of my youth to a cult. Although it is eighteen> >>> years since I have left the cult, Steve Hassan's book Releasing the> >>> Bonds has provided me with new insights and additional healing. His> >>> book offers fresh perspectives and tools that can lead to letting go> >>> of the shame, recognizing one's personal goodness, and appreciating> >>> one's strength and integrity. I urge every former cult member to> > read> >>> Releasing the Bonds, Hassan's book will also be a reassuring message> >>> for families and friends who have suffered the loss of a loved one> > to> >>> a cult as well as offering a basic introduction to cult issues.> >>> *Ginger* Ross *Breggin*, Executive Director of the International> >>> Center for the Study of Psychiatry and Psychology> >>> Releasing the Bonds is a compassionate and intelligent guide for> >>> anyone who has ever been caught up in a cult or cult-like> >>> organization. Hassan offers perceptive and non-coercive guidance to> >>> family and friends of those whose idealism or vulnerability has led> >>> them to become cult members. Further, the book provides valuable> >>> insights into the control and manipulation that can occur in abusive> >>> personal relationships such as those experienced by battered women.> > It> >>> is a vital tool for professionals and laypersons alike.> >>> ** R. *Breggin*, M.D., Author of Your Drug May Be Your Problem:> >>> How and Why to Stop Taking Psychiatric Drugs> >>>> >>> On another website that hosts much of Breggins work :> >>> The Anti-psychiatry Coalition website> >>>> > <http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:BxiqBa38GUsJ:www.a\> > ntipsychiatry.org/+peter+breggin+scientolgoy & cd=6 & hl=en & ct=clnk & gl=ca & so\> > urce=www.google.ca>> >>> *No Scientologists, please:* Anyone joining us will be asked for> >>> assurance they are _not_ affiliated with the "Church" of Scientology> >>> or its Citizen's Commission on Human Rights (CCHR), which have> >>> publicized the harm done by psychiatry but which we want no> >>> affiliation with. This web site does have links to YouTube video> >>> critiques of psychiatry by CCHR because these videos are excellent> > and> >>> accurate and worth seeing, but this should not be interpreted as an> >>> endorsement of CCHR or Scientology.> >>>> >>>> >>>> > http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:BxiqBa38GUsJ:www.an\> > tipsychiatry.org/+peter+breggin+scientolgoy & cd=6 & hl=en & ct=clnk & gl=ca & sou\> > rce=www.google.ca> > <http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:BxiqBa38GUsJ:www.a\> > ntipsychiatry.org/+peter+breggin+scientolgoy & cd=6 & hl=en & ct=clnk & gl=ca & so\> > urce=www.google.ca>> >>> Posted by The Social Activists at 01:24> >>>> > <http://ssocialactivism.blogspot.com/2011/03/are-anti-psychiatry-experts\> > -declaring.html>> >>>> >>>> >> >> >> >> > ------------------------------------> >> >

March 18, 2011

Ok Jim, so it is quite some time ago, (but the subject of the thread is "Are Anti-Psychiatry Experts Declaring Mutiny From Scientology and CCHR"

So what are the Breggins up to right now Jim?

Are they being morally indefensible, was Scientology/CCHR OK before, but not OK now?

If not why not?

> >>>> >>> Are Anti-Psychiatry Experts Declaring Mutiny From Scientology> >>> and CCHR?> >>>> >>> source -> >>>> >>>> > http://ssocialactivism.blogspot.com/2011/03/are-anti-psychiatry-experts-\> > declaring.html> >>> Ginger Breggin admits that while she was a member of Scientology she> >>> was actually a member of a cult!> >>>> >>> Reason Magazine published an article by Dr. Breggin.> >>> Breggin admits he shared information with Scientology and CCHR.> >>> Breggin has since disassociated himself from Scientology and CCHR.> > He> >>> stated there is a personal reason why he disassociated himself and> >>> admits that had something to do with his wife, Ginger Breggin.> > Ginger> >>> was a memeber of Scientolgy. Whatever the reason was, he's kept it> >>> quiet. However, both Ginger and Breggin wrote a review for the> >>> following which sheds a little more light on Breggin's dislike for> >>> Scientology.> >>> Releasing the Bonds by Steve Hassan,> >>> *In* his new book, RELEASING THE BONDS: Empowering People to Think> > for> >>> Themselves, one of the world's foremost authorities on cult mind> >>> control, Hassan, reveals the astonishingly effective> > behavior,> >>> information, thought and emotion control techniques (BITE) at the> > root> >>> of all cult powers. With dozens of examples from real-life cases,> >>> Hassan presents a new, more refined, non-coercive, and totally legal> >>> Strategic Interaction Approach (S.I.A.) to freeing oneself from the> >>> terrible grip of life-threatening cults, enabling cult victims to> >>> think independently again.> >>> *In* 1976, Steve Hassan nodded off at the wheel of a fundraising van> >>> and crashed into the back of an eighteen-wheeler. The accident> > created> >>> the opportunity for his parents to intervene and hire ex-members to> >>> counsel him, helping him to begin thinking for himself again after> > two> >>> and a half years as a totally devoted Moonie leader bent on saving> > the> >>> world from Armageddon. Hassan's pioneering work in the field of cult> >>> mind control grew out of his own need to recover his pre-cult> > identity> >>> and re-integrate the shards of his own shattered personality. A> >>> licensed professional, and creator of the Freedom of Mind Resource> >>> Center and the newly established non-profit Freedom of Mind> > Institute,> >>> Hassan has saved the lives of both cult members and their> >>> anguished friends and families, offering insight into the dark> >>> dealings of secret groups while developing life-saving strategies to> >>> help loved ones recover their former identities and "be themselves"> >>> again.> >>>> >>>> >>> For sixteen hours a day and a paycheck averaging $40 a week I gave> >>> more than a decade of my youth to a cult. Although it is eighteen> >>> years since I have left the cult, Steve Hassan's book Releasing the> >>> Bonds has provided me with new insights and additional healing. His> >>> book offers fresh perspectives and tools that can lead to letting go> >>> of the shame, recognizing one's personal goodness, and appreciating> >>> one's strength and integrity. I urge every former cult member to> > read> >>> Releasing the Bonds, Hassan's book will also be a reassuring message> >>> for families and friends who have suffered the loss of a loved one> > to> >>> a cult as well as offering a basic introduction to cult issues.> >>> *Ginger* Ross *Breggin*, Executive Director of the International> >>> Center for the Study of Psychiatry and Psychology> >>> Releasing the Bonds is a compassionate and intelligent guide for> >>> anyone who has ever been caught up in a cult or cult-like> >>> organization. Hassan offers perceptive and non-coercive guidance to> >>> family and friends of those whose idealism or vulnerability has led> >>> them to become cult members. Further, the book provides valuable> >>> insights into the control and manipulation that can occur in abusive> >>> personal relationships such as those experienced by battered women.> > It> >>> is a vital tool for professionals and laypersons alike.> >>> ** R. *Breggin*, M.D., Author of Your Drug May Be Your Problem:> >>> How and Why to Stop Taking Psychiatric Drugs> >>>> >>> On another website that hosts much of Breggins work :> >>> The Anti-psychiatry Coalition website> >>>> > <http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:BxiqBa38GUsJ:www.a\> > ntipsychiatry.org/+peter+breggin+scientolgoy & cd=6 & hl=en & ct=clnk & gl=ca & so\> > urce=www.google.ca>> >>> *No Scientologists, please:* Anyone joining us will be asked for> >>> assurance they are _not_ affiliated with the "Church" of Scientology> >>> or its Citizen's Commission on Human Rights (CCHR), which have> >>> publicized the harm done by psychiatry but which we want no> >>> affiliation with. This web site does have links to YouTube video> >>> critiques of psychiatry by CCHR because these videos are excellent> > and> >>> accurate and worth seeing, but this should not be interpreted as an> >>> endorsement of CCHR or Scientology.> >>>> >>>> >>>> > http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:BxiqBa38GUsJ:www.an\> > tipsychiatry.org/+peter+breggin+scientolgoy & cd=6 & hl=en & ct=clnk & gl=ca & sou\> > rce=www.google.ca> > <http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:BxiqBa38GUsJ:www.a\> > ntipsychiatry.org/+peter+breggin+scientolgoy & cd=6 & hl=en & ct=clnk & gl=ca & so\> > urce=www.google.ca>> >>> Posted by The Social Activists at 01:24> >>>> > <http://ssocialactivism.blogspot.com/2011/03/are-anti-psychiatry-experts\> > -declaring.html>> >>>> >>>> >> >> >> >> > ------------------------------------> >> >

March 18, 2011

Ok Jim, so it is quite some time ago, (but the subject of the thread is "Are Anti-Psychiatry Experts Declaring Mutiny From Scientology and CCHR"

So what are the Breggins up to right now Jim?

Are they being morally indefensible, was Scientology/CCHR OK before, but not OK now?

If not why not?

> >>>> >>> Are Anti-Psychiatry Experts Declaring Mutiny From Scientology> >>> and CCHR?> >>>> >>> source -> >>>> >>>> > http://ssocialactivism.blogspot.com/2011/03/are-anti-psychiatry-experts-\> > declaring.html> >>> Ginger Breggin admits that while she was a member of Scientology she> >>> was actually a member of a cult!> >>>> >>> Reason Magazine published an article by Dr. Breggin.> >>> Breggin admits he shared information with Scientology and CCHR.> >>> Breggin has since disassociated himself from Scientology and CCHR.> > He> >>> stated there is a personal reason why he disassociated himself and> >>> admits that had something to do with his wife, Ginger Breggin.> > Ginger> >>> was a memeber of Scientolgy. Whatever the reason was, he's kept it> >>> quiet. However, both Ginger and Breggin wrote a review for the> >>> following which sheds a little more light on Breggin's dislike for> >>> Scientology.> >>> Releasing the Bonds by Steve Hassan,> >>> *In* his new book, RELEASING THE BONDS: Empowering People to Think> > for> >>> Themselves, one of the world's foremost authorities on cult mind> >>> control, Hassan, reveals the astonishingly effective> > behavior,> >>> information, thought and emotion control techniques (BITE) at the> > root> >>> of all cult powers. With dozens of examples from real-life cases,> >>> Hassan presents a new, more refined, non-coercive, and totally legal> >>> Strategic Interaction Approach (S.I.A.) to freeing oneself from the> >>> terrible grip of life-threatening cults, enabling cult victims to> >>> think independently again.> >>> *In* 1976, Steve Hassan nodded off at the wheel of a fundraising van> >>> and crashed into the back of an eighteen-wheeler. The accident> > created> >>> the opportunity for his parents to intervene and hire ex-members to> >>> counsel him, helping him to begin thinking for himself again after> > two> >>> and a half years as a totally devoted Moonie leader bent on saving> > the> >>> world from Armageddon. Hassan's pioneering work in the field of cult> >>> mind control grew out of his own need to recover his pre-cult> > identity> >>> and re-integrate the shards of his own shattered personality. A> >>> licensed professional, and creator of the Freedom of Mind Resource> >>> Center and the newly established non-profit Freedom of Mind> > Institute,> >>> Hassan has saved the lives of both cult members and their> >>> anguished friends and families, offering insight into the dark> >>> dealings of secret groups while developing life-saving strategies to> >>> help loved ones recover their former identities and "be themselves"> >>> again.> >>>> >>>> >>> For sixteen hours a day and a paycheck averaging $40 a week I gave> >>> more than a decade of my youth to a cult. Although it is eighteen> >>> years since I have left the cult, Steve Hassan's book Releasing the> >>> Bonds has provided me with new insights and additional healing. His> >>> book offers fresh perspectives and tools that can lead to letting go> >>> of the shame, recognizing one's personal goodness, and appreciating> >>> one's strength and integrity. I urge every former cult member to> > read> >>> Releasing the Bonds, Hassan's book will also be a reassuring message> >>> for families and friends who have suffered the loss of a loved one> > to> >>> a cult as well as offering a basic introduction to cult issues.> >>> *Ginger* Ross *Breggin*, Executive Director of the International> >>> Center for the Study of Psychiatry and Psychology> >>> Releasing the Bonds is a compassionate and intelligent guide for> >>> anyone who has ever been caught up in a cult or cult-like> >>> organization. Hassan offers perceptive and non-coercive guidance to> >>> family and friends of those whose idealism or vulnerability has led> >>> them to become cult members. Further, the book provides valuable> >>> insights into the control and manipulation that can occur in abusive> >>> personal relationships such as those experienced by battered women.> > It> >>> is a vital tool for professionals and laypersons alike.> >>> ** R. *Breggin*, M.D., Author of Your Drug May Be Your Problem:> >>> How and Why to Stop Taking Psychiatric Drugs> >>>> >>> On another website that hosts much of Breggins work :> >>> The Anti-psychiatry Coalition website> >>>> > <http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:BxiqBa38GUsJ:www.a\> > ntipsychiatry.org/+peter+breggin+scientolgoy & cd=6 & hl=en & ct=clnk & gl=ca & so\> > urce=www.google.ca>> >>> *No Scientologists, please:* Anyone joining us will be asked for> >>> assurance they are _not_ affiliated with the "Church" of Scientology> >>> or its Citizen's Commission on Human Rights (CCHR), which have> >>> publicized the harm done by psychiatry but which we want no> >>> affiliation with. This web site does have links to YouTube video> >>> critiques of psychiatry by CCHR because these videos are excellent> > and> >>> accurate and worth seeing, but this should not be interpreted as an> >>> endorsement of CCHR or Scientology.> >>>> >>>> >>>> > http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:BxiqBa38GUsJ:www.an\> > tipsychiatry.org/+peter+breggin+scientolgoy & cd=6 & hl=en & ct=clnk & gl=ca & sou\> > rce=www.google.ca> > <http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:BxiqBa38GUsJ:www.a\> > ntipsychiatry.org/+peter+breggin+scientolgoy & cd=6 & hl=en & ct=clnk & gl=ca & so\> > urce=www.google.ca>> >>> Posted by The Social Activists at 01:24> >>>> > <http://ssocialactivism.blogspot.com/2011/03/are-anti-psychiatry-experts\> > -declaring.html>> >>>> >>>> >> >> >> >> > ------------------------------------> >> >

March 18, 2011

Ok Jim, so it is quite some time ago, (but the subject of the thread is "Are Anti-Psychiatry Experts Declaring Mutiny From Scientology and CCHR"

So what are the Breggins up to right now Jim?

Are they being morally indefensible, was Scientology/CCHR OK before, but not OK now?

If not why not?

> >>>> >>> Are Anti-Psychiatry Experts Declaring Mutiny From Scientology> >>> and CCHR?> >>>> >>> source -> >>>> >>>> > http://ssocialactivism.blogspot.com/2011/03/are-anti-psychiatry-experts-\> > declaring.html> >>> Ginger Breggin admits that while she was a member of Scientology she> >>> was actually a member of a cult!> >>>> >>> Reason Magazine published an article by Dr. Breggin.> >>> Breggin admits he shared information with Scientology and CCHR.> >>> Breggin has since disassociated himself from Scientology and CCHR.> > He> >>> stated there is a personal reason why he disassociated himself and> >>> admits that had something to do with his wife, Ginger Breggin.> > Ginger> >>> was a memeber of Scientolgy. Whatever the reason was, he's kept it> >>> quiet. However, both Ginger and Breggin wrote a review for the> >>> following which sheds a little more light on Breggin's dislike for> >>> Scientology.> >>> Releasing the Bonds by Steve Hassan,> >>> *In* his new book, RELEASING THE BONDS: Empowering People to Think> > for> >>> Themselves, one of the world's foremost authorities on cult mind> >>> control, Hassan, reveals the astonishingly effective> > behavior,> >>> information, thought and emotion control techniques (BITE) at the> > root> >>> of all cult powers. With dozens of examples from real-life cases,> >>> Hassan presents a new, more refined, non-coercive, and totally legal> >>> Strategic Interaction Approach (S.I.A.) to freeing oneself from the> >>> terrible grip of life-threatening cults, enabling cult victims to> >>> think independently again.> >>> *In* 1976, Steve Hassan nodded off at the wheel of a fundraising van> >>> and crashed into the back of an eighteen-wheeler. The accident> > created> >>> the opportunity for his parents to intervene and hire ex-members to> >>> counsel him, helping him to begin thinking for himself again after> > two> >>> and a half years as a totally devoted Moonie leader bent on saving> > the> >>> world from Armageddon. Hassan's pioneering work in the field of cult> >>> mind control grew out of his own need to recover his pre-cult> > identity> >>> and re-integrate the shards of his own shattered personality. A> >>> licensed professional, and creator of the Freedom of Mind Resource> >>> Center and the newly established non-profit Freedom of Mind> > Institute,> >>> Hassan has saved the lives of both cult members and their> >>> anguished friends and families, offering insight into the dark> >>> dealings of secret groups while developing life-saving strategies to> >>> help loved ones recover their former identities and "be themselves"> >>> again.> >>>> >>>> >>> For sixteen hours a day and a paycheck averaging $40 a week I gave> >>> more than a decade of my youth to a cult. Although it is eighteen> >>> years since I have left the cult, Steve Hassan's book Releasing the> >>> Bonds has provided me with new insights and additional healing. His> >>> book offers fresh perspectives and tools that can lead to letting go> >>> of the shame, recognizing one's personal goodness, and appreciating> >>> one's strength and integrity. I urge every former cult member to> > read> >>> Releasing the Bonds, Hassan's book will also be a reassuring message> >>> for families and friends who have suffered the loss of a loved one> > to> >>> a cult as well as offering a basic introduction to cult issues.> >>> *Ginger* Ross *Breggin*, Executive Director of the International> >>> Center for the Study of Psychiatry and Psychology> >>> Releasing the Bonds is a compassionate and intelligent guide for> >>> anyone who has ever been caught up in a cult or cult-like> >>> organization. Hassan offers perceptive and non-coercive guidance to> >>> family and friends of those whose idealism or vulnerability has led> >>> them to become cult members. Further, the book provides valuable> >>> insights into the control and manipulation that can occur in abusive> >>> personal relationships such as those experienced by battered women.> > It> >>> is a vital tool for professionals and laypersons alike.> >>> ** R. *Breggin*, M.D., Author of Your Drug May Be Your Problem:> >>> How and Why to Stop Taking Psychiatric Drugs> >>>> >>> On another website that hosts much of Breggins work :> >>> The Anti-psychiatry Coalition website> >>>> > <http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:BxiqBa38GUsJ:www.a\> > ntipsychiatry.org/+peter+breggin+scientolgoy & cd=6 & hl=en & ct=clnk & gl=ca & so\> > urce=www.google.ca>> >>> *No Scientologists, please:* Anyone joining us will be asked for> >>> assurance they are _not_ affiliated with the "Church" of Scientology> >>> or its Citizen's Commission on Human Rights (CCHR), which have> >>> publicized the harm done by psychiatry but which we want no> >>> affiliation with. This web site does have links to YouTube video> >>> critiques of psychiatry by CCHR because these videos are excellent> > and> >>> accurate and worth seeing, but this should not be interpreted as an> >>> endorsement of CCHR or Scientology.> >>>> >>>> >>>> > http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:BxiqBa38GUsJ:www.an\> > tipsychiatry.org/+peter+breggin+scientolgoy & cd=6 & hl=en & ct=clnk & gl=ca & sou\> > rce=www.google.ca> > <http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:BxiqBa38GUsJ:www.a\> > ntipsychiatry.org/+peter+breggin+scientolgoy & cd=6 & hl=en & ct=clnk & gl=ca & so\> > urce=www.google.ca>> >>> Posted by The Social Activists at 01:24> >>>> > <http://ssocialactivism.blogspot.com/2011/03/are-anti-psychiatry-experts\> > -declaring.html>> >>>> >>>> >> >> >> >> > ------------------------------------> >> >

March 18, 2011

I cannot speak for the Breggins. I for one

appreciate all Dr. Breggin has done no matter what his feelings

are on anything else. His books are awesome, his public

appearances are always to the point in the press. He might as well

be speaking my words and thoughts and I love him for it.

On 3/18/2011 10:35 AM, jeremy9282 wrote:

Ok Jim, so it is quite some time ago, (but the subject of the

thread is "Are

Anti-Psychiatry Experts Declaring Mutiny From Scientology and

CCHR"

So what are the Breggins up to right now Jim?

Are they being morally indefensible, was Scientology/CCHR OK

before, but not OK now?

If not why not?

> >>>

> >>> Are Anti-Psychiatry Experts Declaring Mutiny

From Scientology

> >>> and CCHR?

> >>>

> >>> source -

> >>>

> >

http://ssocialactivism.blogspot.com/2011/03/are-anti-psychiatry-experts-\

> > declaring.html

> >>> Ginger Breggin admits that while she was a

member of Scientology she

> >>> was actually a member of a cult!

> >>>

> >>> Reason Magazine published an article by Dr.

Breggin.

> >>> Breggin admits he share! d information with

Scientology and CCHR.

> >>> Breggin has since disassociated himself from

Scientology and CCHR.

> > He

> >>> stated there is a personal reason why he

disassociated himself and

> >>> admits that had something to do with his wife,

Ginger Breggin.

> > Ginger

> >>> was a memeber of Scientolgy. Whatever the

reason was, he's kept it

> >>> quiet. However, both Ginger and Breggin

wrote a review for the

> >>> following which sheds a little more light on

Breggin's dislike for

> >>> Scientology.

> >>> Releasing the Bonds by Steve Hassan,

> >>> *In* his new book, RELEASING THE BONDS:

Empowering People to Think

> > for

> >>> Themselves, one of the world's foremost

authorities on cult mind

> >>> control, Hassan, reveals the

astonishingly effective

> > behavior,

> >>> information, thought and emotion control

techniques (BITE) at the

> > root

> >>> of all cult powers. With dozens of examples

from real-life cases,

> >>> Hassan presents a new, more refined,

non-coercive, and totally legal

> >>> Strategic Interaction Approach (S.I.A.) to

freeing oneself from the

> >>> terrible grip of life-threatening cults,

enabling cult victims to

> >>> think independently again.

> >>> *In* 1976, Steve Hassan nodded off at the

wheel of a fundraising van

> >>> and crashed into the back of an

eighteen-wheeler. The accident

> > created

> >>> the opportunity for his parents to intervene

and hire ex-members to

> >>> counsel him, helping him to begin thinking for

himself again after

> > two

> >>> and a half years as a totally devoted Moonie

leader bent on saving

> > the

> >>> world from Armageddon. Hassan's pion! eering

work in the field of cult

> >>> mind control grew out of his own need to

recover his pre-cult

> > identity

> >>> and re-integrate the shards of his own

shattered personality. A

> >>> licensed professional, and creator of the

Freedom of Mind Resource

> >>> Center and the newly established non-profit

Freedom of Mind

> > Institute,

> >>> Hassan has saved the lives of both cult

members and their

> >>> anguished friends and families, offering

insight into the dark

> >>> dealings of secret groups while developing

life-saving strategies to

> >>> help loved ones recover their former

identities and "be themselves"

> >>> again.

> >>>

> >>> For sixteen hours a day and a paycheck

averaging $40 a week I gave

> >>> more than a decade of my youth to a cult.

Although it is eighteen

> >>> years since I have left the cult, Steve

Hassan's book Releasing the

> >>> Bonds has provided me with new insights and

additional healing. His

> >>> book offers fresh perspectives and tools that

can lead to letting go

> >>> of the shame, recognizing one's personal

goodness, and appreciating

> >>> one's strength and integrity. I urge every

former cult member to

> > read

> >>> Releasing the Bonds, Hassan's book will also

be a reassuring message

> >>> for families and friends who have suffered the

loss of a loved one

> > to

> >>> a cult as well as offering a basic

introduction to cult issues.

> >>> *Ginger* Ross *Breggin*, Executive Director of

the International

> >>> Center for the Study of Psychiatry and

Psychology

> >>> Releasing the Bonds is a compassionate and

intelligent guide for

> >>> anyone who has ever been caught u! p in a cult

or cult-like

> >>> organization. Hassan offers perceptive and

non-coercive guidance to

> >>> family and friends of those whose idealism or

vulnerability has led

> >>> them to become cult members. Further, the book

provides valuable

> >>> insights into the control and manipulation

that can occur in abusive

> >>> personal relationships such as those

experienced by battered women.

> > It

> >>> is a vital tool for professionals and

laypersons alike.

> >>> ** R. *Breggin*, M.D., Author of Your

Drug May Be Your Problem:

> >>> How and Why to Stop Taking Psychiatric Drugs

> >>>

> >>> On another website that hosts much of Breggins

work :

> >>> The Anti-psychiatry Coalition website

> >>>

> >

<http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:BxiqBa38GUsJ:www.a\

> >

ntipsychiatry.org/+peter+breggin+scientolgoy & cd=6 & hl=en & ct=clnk & gl=ca & so\

> > urce=www.google.ca>

> >>> *No Scientologists, please:* Anyone joining us

will be asked for

> >>> assurance they are _not_ affiliated with the

"Church" of Scientology

> >>> or its Citizen's Commission on Human Rights

(CCHR), which have

> >>> publicized the harm done by psychiatry but

which we want no

> >>> affiliation with. This web site does have

links to YouTube video

> >>> critiques of psychiatry by CCHR because these

videos are excellent

> > and

> >>> accurate and worth seeing, but this should not

be interpreted as an

> >>> endorsement of CCHR or Scientology.

> >>>

> >

http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:BxiqBa38GUsJ:www.an\

> >

tipsychiatry.org/+peter+breggin+scientolgoy & cd=6 & hl=en & ct=clnk & g!

l=ca & sou\

> > rce=www.google.ca

> >

<http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:BxiqBa38GUsJ:www.a\

> >

ntipsychiatry.org/+peter+breggin+scientolgoy & cd=6 & hl=en & ct=clnk & gl=ca & so\

> > urce=www.google.ca>

> >>> Posted by The Social Activists at 01:24

> >>>

> >

<http://ssocialactivism.blogspot.com/2011/03/are-anti-psychiatry-experts\

> > -declaring.html>

> >>>

> >

> > ------------------------------------

> >

March 18, 2011

I cannot speak for the Breggins. I for one

appreciate all Dr. Breggin has done no matter what his feelings

are on anything else. His books are awesome, his public

appearances are always to the point in the press. He might as well

be speaking my words and thoughts and I love him for it.

On 3/18/2011 10:35 AM, jeremy9282 wrote:

Ok Jim, so it is quite some time ago, (but the subject of the

thread is "Are

Anti-Psychiatry Experts Declaring Mutiny From Scientology and

CCHR"

So what are the Breggins up to right now Jim?

Are they being morally indefensible, was Scientology/CCHR OK

before, but not OK now?

If not why not?

> >>>

> >>> Are Anti-Psychiatry Experts Declaring Mutiny

From Scientology

> >>> and CCHR?

> >>>

> >>> source -

> >>>

> >

http://ssocialactivism.blogspot.com/2011/03/are-anti-psychiatry-experts-\

> > declaring.html

> >>> Ginger Breggin admits that while she was a

member of Scientology she

> >>> was actually a member of a cult!

> >>>

> >>> Reason Magazine published an article by Dr.

Breggin.

> >>> Breggin admits he share! d information with

Scientology and CCHR.

> >>> Breggin has since disassociated himself from

Scientology and CCHR.

> > He

> >>> stated there is a personal reason why he

disassociated himself and

> >>> admits that had something to do with his wife,

Ginger Breggin.

> > Ginger

> >>> was a memeber of Scientolgy. Whatever the

reason was, he's kept it

> >>> quiet. However, both Ginger and Breggin

wrote a review for the

> >>> following which sheds a little more light on

Breggin's dislike for

> >>> Scientology.

> >>> Releasing the Bonds by Steve Hassan,

> >>> *In* his new book, RELEASING THE BONDS:

Empowering People to Think

> > for

> >>> Themselves, one of the world's foremost

authorities on cult mind

> >>> control, Hassan, reveals the

astonishingly effective

> > behavior,

> >>> information, thought and emotion control

techniques (BITE) at the

> > root

> >>> of all cult powers. With dozens of examples

from real-life cases,

> >>> Hassan presents a new, more refined,

non-coercive, and totally legal

> >>> Strategic Interaction Approach (S.I.A.) to

freeing oneself from the

> >>> terrible grip of life-threatening cults,

enabling cult victims to

> >>> think independently again.

> >>> *In* 1976, Steve Hassan nodded off at the

wheel of a fundraising van

> >>> and crashed into the back of an

eighteen-wheeler. The accident

> > created

> >>> the opportunity for his parents to intervene

and hire ex-members to

> >>> counsel him, helping him to begin thinking for

himself again after

> > two

> >>> and a half years as a totally devoted Moonie

leader bent on saving

> > the

> >>> world from Armageddon. Hassan's pion! eering

work in the field of cult

> >>> mind control grew out of his own need to

recover his pre-cult

> > identity

> >>> and re-integrate the shards of his own

shattered personality. A

> >>> licensed professional, and creator of the

Freedom of Mind Resource

> >>> Center and the newly established non-profit

Freedom of Mind

> > Institute,

> >>> Hassan has saved the lives of both cult

members and their

> >>> anguished friends and families, offering

insight into the dark

> >>> dealings of secret groups while developing

life-saving strategies to

> >>> help loved ones recover their former

identities and "be themselves"

> >>> again.

> >>>

> >>> For sixteen hours a day and a paycheck

averaging $40 a week I gave

> >>> more than a decade of my youth to a cult.

Although it is eighteen

> >>> years since I have left the cult, Steve

Hassan's book Releasing the

> >>> Bonds has provided me with new insights and

additional healing. His

> >>> book offers fresh perspectives and tools that

can lead to letting go

> >>> of the shame, recognizing one's personal

goodness, and appreciating

> >>> one's strength and integrity. I urge every

former cult member to

> > read

> >>> Releasing the Bonds, Hassan's book will also

be a reassuring message

> >>> for families and friends who have suffered the

loss of a loved one

> > to

> >>> a cult as well as offering a basic

introduction to cult issues.

> >>> *Ginger* Ross *Breggin*, Executive Director of

the International

> >>> Center for the Study of Psychiatry and

Psychology

> >>> Releasing the Bonds is a compassionate and

intelligent guide for

> >>> anyone who has ever been caught u! p in a cult

or cult-like

> >>> organization. Hassan offers perceptive and

non-coercive guidance to

> >>> family and friends of those whose idealism or

vulnerability has led

> >>> them to become cult members. Further, the book

provides valuable

> >>> insights into the control and manipulation

that can occur in abusive

> >>> personal relationships such as those

experienced by battered women.

> > It

> >>> is a vital tool for professionals and

laypersons alike.

> >>> ** R. *Breggin*, M.D., Author of Your

Drug May Be Your Problem:

> >>> How and Why to Stop Taking Psychiatric Drugs

> >>>

> >>> On another website that hosts much of Breggins

work :

> >>> The Anti-psychiatry Coalition website

> >>>

> >

<http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:BxiqBa38GUsJ:www.a\

> >

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> > urce=www.google.ca>

> >>> *No Scientologists, please:* Anyone joining us

will be asked for

> >>> assurance they are _not_ affiliated with the

"Church" of Scientology

> >>> or its Citizen's Commission on Human Rights

(CCHR), which have

> >>> publicized the harm done by psychiatry but

which we want no

> >>> affiliation with. This web site does have

links to YouTube video

> >>> critiques of psychiatry by CCHR because these

videos are excellent

> > and

> >>> accurate and worth seeing, but this should not

be interpreted as an

> >>> endorsement of CCHR or Scientology.

> >>>

> >

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> >>> Posted by The Social Activists at 01:24

> >>>

> >

<http://ssocialactivism.blogspot.com/2011/03/are-anti-psychiatry-experts\

> > -declaring.html>

> >>>

> >

> > ------------------------------------

> >

March 18, 2011

I cannot speak for the Breggins. I for one

appreciate all Dr. Breggin has done no matter what his feelings

are on anything else. His books are awesome, his public

appearances are always to the point in the press. He might as well

be speaking my words and thoughts and I love him for it.

On 3/18/2011 10:35 AM, jeremy9282 wrote:

Ok Jim, so it is quite some time ago, (but the subject of the

thread is "Are

Anti-Psychiatry Experts Declaring Mutiny From Scientology and

CCHR"

So what are the Breggins up to right now Jim?

Are they being morally indefensible, was Scientology/CCHR OK

before, but not OK now?

If not why not?

> >>>

> >>> Are Anti-Psychiatry Experts Declaring Mutiny

From Scientology

> >>> and CCHR?

> >>>

> >>> source -

> >>>

> >

http://ssocialactivism.blogspot.com/2011/03/are-anti-psychiatry-experts-\

> > declaring.html

> >>> Ginger Breggin admits that while she was a

member of Scientology she

> >>> was actually a member of a cult!

> >>>

> >>> Reason Magazine published an article by Dr.

Breggin.

> >>> Breggin admits he share! d information with

Scientology and CCHR.

> >>> Breggin has since disassociated himself from

Scientology and CCHR.

> > He

> >>> stated there is a personal reason why he

disassociated himself and

> >>> admits that had something to do with his wife,

Ginger Breggin.

> > Ginger

> >>> was a memeber of Scientolgy. Whatever the

reason was, he's kept it

> >>> quiet. However, both Ginger and Breggin

wrote a review for the

> >>> following which sheds a little more light on

Breggin's dislike for

> >>> Scientology.

> >>> Releasing the Bonds by Steve Hassan,

> >>> *In* his new book, RELEASING THE BONDS:

Empowering People to Think

> > for

> >>> Themselves, one of the world's foremost

authorities on cult mind

> >>> control, Hassan, reveals the

astonishingly effective

> > behavior,

> >>> information, thought and emotion control

techniques (BITE) at the

> > root

> >>> of all cult powers. With dozens of examples

from real-life cases,

> >>> Hassan presents a new, more refined,

non-coercive, and totally legal

> >>> Strategic Interaction Approach (S.I.A.) to

freeing oneself from the

> >>> terrible grip of life-threatening cults,

enabling cult victims to

> >>> think independently again.

> >>> *In* 1976, Steve Hassan nodded off at the

wheel of a fundraising van

> >>> and crashed into the back of an

eighteen-wheeler. The accident

> > created

> >>> the opportunity for his parents to intervene

and hire ex-members to

> >>> counsel him, helping him to begin thinking for

himself again after

> > two

> >>> and a half years as a totally devoted Moonie

leader bent on saving

> > the

> >>> world from Armageddon. Hassan's pion! eering

work in the field of cult

> >>> mind control grew out of his own need to

recover his pre-cult

> > identity

> >>> and re-integrate the shards of his own

shattered personality. A

> >>> licensed professional, and creator of the

Freedom of Mind Resource

> >>> Center and the newly established non-profit

Freedom of Mind

> > Institute,

> >>> Hassan has saved the lives of both cult

members and their

> >>> anguished friends and families, offering

insight into the dark

> >>> dealings of secret groups while developing

life-saving strategies to

> >>> help loved ones recover their former

identities and "be themselves"

> >>> again.

> >>>

> >>> For sixteen hours a day and a paycheck

averaging $40 a week I gave

> >>> more than a decade of my youth to a cult.

Although it is eighteen

> >>> years since I have left the cult, Steve

Hassan's book Releasing the

> >>> Bonds has provided me with new insights and

additional healing. His

> >>> book offers fresh perspectives and tools that

can lead to letting go

> >>> of the shame, recognizing one's personal

goodness, and appreciating

> >>> one's strength and integrity. I urge every

former cult member to

> > read

> >>> Releasing the Bonds, Hassan's book will also

be a reassuring message

> >>> for families and friends who have suffered the

loss of a loved one

> > to

> >>> a cult as well as offering a basic

introduction to cult issues.

> >>> *Ginger* Ross *Breggin*, Executive Director of

the International

> >>> Center for the Study of Psychiatry and

Psychology

> >>> Releasing the Bonds is a compassionate and

intelligent guide for

> >>> anyone who has ever been caught u! p in a cult

or cult-like

> >>> organization. Hassan offers perceptive and

non-coercive guidance to

> >>> family and friends of those whose idealism or

vulnerability has led

> >>> them to become cult members. Further, the book

provides valuable

> >>> insights into the control and manipulation

that can occur in abusive

> >>> personal relationships such as those

experienced by battered women.

> > It

> >>> is a vital tool for professionals and

laypersons alike.

> >>> ** R. *Breggin*, M.D., Author of Your

Drug May Be Your Problem:

> >>> How and Why to Stop Taking Psychiatric Drugs

> >>>

> >>> On another website that hosts much of Breggins

work :

> >>> The Anti-psychiatry Coalition website

> >>>

> >

<http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:BxiqBa38GUsJ:www.a\

> >

ntipsychiatry.org/+peter+breggin+scientolgoy & cd=6 & hl=en & ct=clnk & gl=ca & so\

> > urce=www.google.ca>

> >>> *No Scientologists, please:* Anyone joining us

will be asked for

> >>> assurance they are _not_ affiliated with the

"Church" of Scientology

> >>> or its Citizen's Commission on Human Rights

(CCHR), which have

> >>> publicized the harm done by psychiatry but

which we want no

> >>> affiliation with. This web site does have

links to YouTube video

> >>> critiques of psychiatry by CCHR because these

videos are excellent

> > and

> >>> accurate and worth seeing, but this should not

be interpreted as an

> >>> endorsement of CCHR or Scientology.

> >>>

> >

http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:BxiqBa38GUsJ:www.an\

> >

tipsychiatry.org/+peter+breggin+scientolgoy & cd=6 & hl=en & ct=clnk & g!

l=ca & sou\

> > rce=www.google.ca

> >

<http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:BxiqBa38GUsJ:www.a\

> >

ntipsychiatry.org/+peter+breggin+scientolgoy & cd=6 & hl=en & ct=clnk & gl=ca & so\

> > urce=www.google.ca>

> >>> Posted by The Social Activists at 01:24

> >>>

> >

<http://ssocialactivism.blogspot.com/2011/03/are-anti-psychiatry-experts\

> > -declaring.html>

> >>>

> >

> > ------------------------------------

> >

March 18, 2011

I cannot speak for the Breggins. I for one

appreciate all Dr. Breggin has done no matter what his feelings

are on anything else. His books are awesome, his public

appearances are always to the point in the press. He might as well

be speaking my words and thoughts and I love him for it.

On 3/18/2011 10:35 AM, jeremy9282 wrote:

Ok Jim, so it is quite some time ago, (but the subject of the

thread is "Are

Anti-Psychiatry Experts Declaring Mutiny From Scientology and

CCHR"

So what are the Breggins up to right now Jim?

Are they being morally indefensible, was Scientology/CCHR OK

before, but not OK now?

If not why not?

> >>>

> >>> Are Anti-Psychiatry Experts Declaring Mutiny

From Scientology

> >>> and CCHR?

> >>>

> >>> source -

> >>>

> >

http://ssocialactivism.blogspot.com/2011/03/are-anti-psychiatry-experts-\

> > declaring.html

> >>> Ginger Breggin admits that while she was a

member of Scientology she

> >>> was actually a member of a cult!

> >>>

> >>> Reason Magazine published an article by Dr.

Breggin.

> >>> Breggin admits he share! d information with

Scientology and CCHR.

> >>> Breggin has since disassociated himself from

Scientology and CCHR.

> > He

> >>> stated there is a personal reason why he

disassociated himself and

> >>> admits that had something to do with his wife,

Ginger Breggin.

> > Ginger

> >>> was a memeber of Scientolgy. Whatever the

reason was, he's kept it

> >>> quiet. However, both Ginger and Breggin

wrote a review for the

> >>> following which sheds a little more light on

Breggin's dislike for

> >>> Scientology.

> >>> Releasing the Bonds by Steve Hassan,

> >>> *In* his new book, RELEASING THE BONDS:

Empowering People to Think

> > for

> >>> Themselves, one of the world's foremost

authorities on cult mind

> >>> control, Hassan, reveals the

astonishingly effective

> > behavior,

> >>> information, thought and emotion control

techniques (BITE) at the

> > root

> >>> of all cult powers. With dozens of examples

from real-life cases,

> >>> Hassan presents a new, more refined,

non-coercive, and totally legal

> >>> Strategic Interaction Approach (S.I.A.) to

freeing oneself from the

> >>> terrible grip of life-threatening cults,

enabling cult victims to

> >>> think independently again.

> >>> *In* 1976, Steve Hassan nodded off at the

wheel of a fundraising van

> >>> and crashed into the back of an

eighteen-wheeler. The accident

> > created

> >>> the opportunity for his parents to intervene

and hire ex-members to

> >>> counsel him, helping him to begin thinking for

himself again after

> > two

> >>> and a half years as a totally devoted Moonie

leader bent on saving

> > the

> >>> world from Armageddon. Hassan's pion! eering

work in the field of cult

> >>> mind control grew out of his own need to

recover his pre-cult

> > identity

> >>> and re-integrate the shards of his own

shattered personality. A

> >>> licensed professional, and creator of the

Freedom of Mind Resource

> >>> Center and the newly established non-profit

Freedom of Mind

> > Institute,

> >>> Hassan has saved the lives of both cult

members and their

> >>> anguished friends and families, offering

insight into the dark

> >>> dealings of secret groups while developing

life-saving strategies to

> >>> help loved ones recover their former

identities and "be themselves"

> >>> again.

> >>>

> >>> For sixteen hours a day and a paycheck

averaging $40 a week I gave

> >>> more than a decade of my youth to a cult.

Although it is eighteen

> >>> years since I have left the cult, Steve

Hassan's book Releasing the

> >>> Bonds has provided me with new insights and

additional healing. His

> >>> book offers fresh perspectives and tools that

can lead to letting go

> >>> of the shame, recognizing one's personal

goodness, and appreciating

> >>> one's strength and integrity. I urge every

former cult member to

> > read

> >>> Releasing the Bonds, Hassan's book will also

be a reassuring message

> >>> for families and friends who have suffered the

loss of a loved one

> > to

> >>> a cult as well as offering a basic

introduction to cult issues.

> >>> *Ginger* Ross *Breggin*, Executive Director of

the International

> >>> Center for the Study of Psychiatry and

Psychology

> >>> Releasing the Bonds is a compassionate and

intelligent guide for

> >>> anyone who has ever been caught u! p in a cult

or cult-like

> >>> organization. Hassan offers perceptive and

non-coercive guidance to

> >>> family and friends of those whose idealism or

vulnerability has led

> >>> them to become cult members. Further, the book

provides valuable

> >>> insights into the control and manipulation

that can occur in abusive

> >>> personal relationships such as those

experienced by battered women.

> > It

> >>> is a vital tool for professionals and

laypersons alike.

> >>> ** R. *Breggin*, M.D., Author of Your

Drug May Be Your Problem:

> >>> How and Why to Stop Taking Psychiatric Drugs

> >>>

> >>> On another website that hosts much of Breggins

work :

> >>> The Anti-psychiatry Coalition website

> >>>

> >

<http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:BxiqBa38GUsJ:www.a\

> >

ntipsychiatry.org/+peter+breggin+scientolgoy & cd=6 & hl=en & ct=clnk & gl=ca & so\

> > urce=www.google.ca>

> >>> *No Scientologists, please:* Anyone joining us

will be asked for

> >>> assurance they are _not_ affiliated with the

"Church" of Scientology

> >>> or its Citizen's Commission on Human Rights

(CCHR), which have

> >>> publicized the harm done by psychiatry but

which we want no

> >>> affiliation with. This web site does have

links to YouTube video

> >>> critiques of psychiatry by CCHR because these

videos are excellent

> > and

> >>> accurate and worth seeing, but this should not

be interpreted as an

> >>> endorsement of CCHR or Scientology.

> >>>

> >

http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:BxiqBa38GUsJ:www.an\

> >

tipsychiatry.org/+peter+breggin+scientolgoy & cd=6 & hl=en & ct=clnk & g!

l=ca & sou\

> > rce=www.google.ca

> >

<http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:BxiqBa38GUsJ:www.a\

> >

ntipsychiatry.org/+peter+breggin+scientolgoy & cd=6 & hl=en & ct=clnk & gl=ca & so\

> > urce=www.google.ca>

> >>> Posted by The Social Activists at 01:24

> >>>

> >

<http://ssocialactivism.blogspot.com/2011/03/are-anti-psychiatry-experts\

> > -declaring.html>

> >>>

> >

> > ------------------------------------

> >

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