Trauma-based victimization, extreme abuse: Recovery, healing, and support resources.
"Recovery & healing require examining the relationship with extreme evil, the concepts of free will and coercion, the structure of the mind, and the nature of connectedness."
Healing from Extreme Abuse
Recovery and healing require living with the past in a different way, examining the relationship with extreme evil, the concepts of free will and coercion, the structure of the mind, and the nature of connectedness with life and with other humans… In general, there are several factors that aid in living with the reality of this extreme kind of abuse. First is a willingness, conscious or unconscious, to break the ties that bind us to violence. Second is the strength and luck to get away physically. And then there are qualities, such as soul, or love, or guiding spirit, that are hard to define but which shape our stance to ourselves and to the world.
Contents
Trauma-Based Victimization: A Primer
Introduction
Extreme Abuse Survey Results
Free Reference Guide for Suppressed Subjects
More Therapist Findings
Healing & Support Resources
Free Reference Guide for Suppressed Subjects
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Trauma-Based Victimization: A Primer
Terminology — Trauma-based victimization & mind control refer to intentionally-induced trauma for the purposes of manipulation & control. Learn related terminology here.
Foundational Facts — Trauma does not kill a human body, but it can cause profound psychic injury that robs a person of their rightful human gifts. Healing is possible. It requires awareness, compassion, and dedication. Here are foundational facts you can use to help increase awareness.
Prevalence — “The conspiracy of silence about child abuse had become a conspiracy of censorship, even within the profession charged with its treatment.” Thus, curation of research and testimony is critical. Research and reports on the prevalence of extreme abuse and trauma-based victimization includes more than 30 gov’t agencies, churches, and other organizations engaged in or covering up abuse.
Torture & The Science of Mind Control — The targeted person — often a small child — is repeatedly subjected to horrific trauma which causes her to dissociate in order to survive. The dissociated states are then manipulated to control the victim.
Survivor Testimony + Perpetrators — Survivor and therapist testimony, plus professionals who have been convicted, arrested, or identified in court or by officials as perpetrators in abduction and abuse cases.
Healing & Support Resources (you’re here) — “Recovery and healing require examining the relationship with extreme evil, the concepts of free will and coercion, the structure of the mind, and the nature of connectedness.”
Introduction
Here we’ve curated information from survivors and therapists who have shared their experiences in healing from extreme abuse, trauma-based victimization, ritual abuse and mind control.
See Also
Goals would be to increase knowledge of the past and of our internal structure, increased flexibility of thought, and increased control over our own behavior. Many ritual abuse survivors passionately declare that they have an individual path that they must follow. Others are able to grasp the guidance of religion, twelve-step movements, or therapy and to adopt these concepts as their own. Every person’s path is unique, just as every person is unique. In general, there are several factors that aid in living with the reality of this extreme kind of abuse. First is a willingness, conscious or unconscious, to break the ties that bind us to violence. Second is the strength and luck to get away physically. And then there are qualities, such as soul, or love, or guiding spirit, that are hard to define but which shape our stance to ourselves and to the world. Trust yourself, whether you think you matter or not. Learn all you can, at your own pace. Discard ideas and people that feel demeaning or violent. Try and remember that, given your past experiences, every day that you do not kill, rape, or maim another person (and that includes yourself!) or an animal is a triumph. And your triumph, added to others, is the only hope we have of stopping the carnage.
Extreme Abuse Survey Results
Results from the Extreme Abuse Survey include ratings of various healing methods as reported by both therapists and survivors.
Individual Psychotherapy/Counseling was rated by both survey groups as most effective. Electroshock Therapy was rated by both groups as least effective.
Survivors reported high ratings for:
Supportive Friends
Other Methods
Formal Deprogramming
Theophostic Prayer
Deliverance
Internet Support Group
Reading Survivor Stories
Chiropractic
Exorcism
Reiki
Confronting Abusers
Music Therapy
Energy Therapies
Massage Therapy
Homeopathy
Aromatherapy
Therapists reported high ratings for:
Individual Psychotherapy/Counseling
Grounding Techniques
Self-care/Self-soothing Techniques
Supportive Family Members
Non-Suicide Contract with Therapist
EMDR
Art Therapy
More Therapist Findings
A survivor interviewed five therapists known to work with ritual abuse victims. Please see the findings in Illuminati Insider: Therapists Speak Out on Healing.
Healing & Support Resources*
Following are resources for survivors of extreme abuse.
ACHES - MC — Advocacy Committee for Human Experiment Survivors – Mind Control
Becoming Yourself: Overcoming Mind Control and Ritual Abuse — book by Alison Miller
End Ritual Abuse — Ellen P. Lacter, Ph.D. website
ISSTD — International Society for the Study of Trauma and Dissociation
S.M.A.R.T. — Stop Mind Control and Ritual Abuse Today
The Stranger in the Mirror. Dissociation – The Hidden Epidemic: A Groundbreaking Psychology Guide to Dissociation, Trauma, and Reclaiming Your True Self — book by Marlene Steinberg M.D.
MAIRSINN — in Dundee, Scotland
Ritual Abuse in the Twenty-First Century — book with multiple contributors
Ritual Abuse/Mind Control Survivors – Internal Keys to Safety — by Alison Miller
Dr. Valerie Sinason, Child Psychoanalyst and Adult Psychotherapist
*Do you know of more? Please email us.
Seeking Specialized Services
Ritual abuse appears to cause significant disturbances in memory and identity. Survivors of ritual abuse may be debilitated by these traumas and they frequently require specialized psychological services that are not available or affordable in their communities.
Ritual Abuse in the Twenty-First Century
Book for Therapists (may be too triggering for some survivors)
Mind control is built on lies and manipulation of attachment needs. This book [Healing the Unimaginable: Treating Ritual Abuse and Mind Control by Alison Miller] breaks down the lies, the structures and the tasks ahead into manageable pieces. It provides hope that is not delusional.
Valerie Sinason PhD, Psychotherapist
Free Reference Guide for Suppressed Subjects
Cut through propaganda and distraction to get the evidence on suppressed subjects
Reference Guide — Save this page. It can serve you for years to come.
This Guide serves as a portal to thousands of the best sources on suppressed subjects. It provides an easy-to view, comprehensive scope so you can get right to what you need.
Test it out: Ask AI about these subjects. While AI is certainly helpful on some subjects and is typically better than compromised search engine slop, it still requires source verification — and it most definitely censors and lies about some important subjects. This Guide overcomes those issues.
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