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username Registered User (1/28/03 10:06 pm) Reply	Cult Does anyone know anything about this group: AFF Michael Langone located in Naples Florida Are they a real cult recovery group? Or has scientology or other group taken this over? They are hosting a workshop for former cult group members on June 12, 2003 in Orange, California. Does anyone know of anyone who has gone to one of their workshops?
X Insider Registered User (1/29/03 3:47 am) Reply	Re: Cult My understanding, from a friend who has used their resources, is that they are legit. Seems that used to be called the cult awareness network, but in some legal wrangle with Scientology, they were forced to regroup. They probably have a website that you can do a search for.
username Registered User (1/29/03 12:15 pm) Reply	Re: Cult Understanding Cults and New Religious Movements – AFF 2003 Conferences Orange, California (June 13-14) ¨ Hartford, CT (Oct. 17-1 California Program June 13-14 Preconference Workshops (June 12th) Former Group Members (10:00 – 5:00) (Carol Giambalvo; Joseph Kelly) Family Members (10:00 – 5:00) (Livia Bardin, M.S.W.; Patrick Ryan) Conference Program* (June 13-14) · Helping Families & Ex-Members: New Directions (Michael Langone, Ph.D. · Psychological Research, Parts I & II (Jonibeth. Whitney, Ph.D., Coordinator [Overview of Research]; Livia Bardin, M.S.W [An Exploration of the Interactions of the Child Protection System and Fundamentalist Mormon Communities]; Rod Marshall, Ph.D.; Doni Whitsett, Ph.D., L.C.S.W. [Clinical Implications of Research Findings]; Discussant: Paul Martin, Ph.D.) · Children of God (Stephen Kent, Ph.D. [Generational Revolt By the Adult Children of First Generation Members of The Children of God/The Family]) · White Supremacy (Richard Abanes) · Cults, Corruption, & Crime in Latin America (Paul Carden, Coordinator; Lourdes Arguelles, Ph.D. & Anne M. Rivero, M.S.W. [La Luz del Mundo] ; Jorge Erdely, Ph.D. [Legionarios del Cristo]; Raymundo Meza, Esq. & Cesar Mascarenas, M.D. [Human Rights Abuses by Cultic Groups]) · Psychological and Spiritual Issues for Jewish Ex-Members (John Hochman, M.D.) · Individual Differences and Cults (Rod Marshall, Ph.D.; Vincent Egan, Ph.D.) · Exit Counseling Case Study: Eastern Group (Patrick Ryan; Joseph Kelly) · Clinical Assessment and Treatment Issues (Rachel Bernstein, MS.Ed., M.F.T.; Chanon Bloch, L.C.S.W.; Mary Jo Cysewski, M.A., M.F.T.; Jonibeth Whitney, Ph.D.; Doni Whitsett, Ph.D., L.C.S.W..) · Development of Japanese Cultic Studies (Kimiaki Nishida, Ph.D., Coordinator; Fuzuki Kuroda, M.A.; Yoshihide Sakurai, M.A.; Shingo Takahashi, M.D.) · Conflicts Between Scholarship and Advocacy (Herbert Rosedale, Esq.; Alan Scheflin, J.D., L.LM.) · Cults on Campus (Ron Loomis, Coordinator) · Falun Gong: A Family Member’s Perspective (Samuel Luo) · Falun Gong: Scholarly Perspectives (Zixian Deng; Wang Wenzhong, Ph.D.; Discussant: Herbert Rosedale, Esq.) · Contemporary Occultism (Richard Abanes) · Spiritual Abuse (Paul Carden, Coordinator; Ronald Enroth, Ph.D. [Spiritual Abuse and Spousal Abuse: Are There Any Commonalities?]; Jorge Erdely, Ph.D. [Prosperity Theology]; Harold Bussell, D.Div [How the New Testament Deals with the Question of Authority]) · Heresy and Paddling: Growing Up in a Fringe Fundamentalist Family (Kathleen Danielson) · Corporate Cultism (Dennis Tourish, Ph.D.) · New Theoretical Approaches to Cult Involvement (Janja Lalich, Ph.D., Coordinator and Moderator [Bounded Choice: An Answer to the Brainwashing vs. Rational Choice Conflict?]; Alexandra Stein, M.L.S. [Cults Conceptualized as an Attachment Process]; Benjamin Zablocki, Ph.D. [Theories of Cult Involvement Must be Based on Research on Cult Involvement]) · Exit Counseling Walk Away Case Study: Bible Group (David Clark; Scott Shaw) · Religion and the Meaning of Cultic Behavior (Raymond Paloutzian, Ph.D; Israela Silberman, Ph.D.; Discussant, Ronald Enroth, Ph.D..) · Writing Down the Pain: A Case Study of the Benefits of Writing for Cult Survivors (K. Gordon Neufeld, M.F.A.) · Running Support Groups for Those Affected by Cults (Rachel Bernstein, M.S.Ed., L.M.F.T.) · Gender and Cultic Groups, Parts I, II, & III (Janja Lalich, Ph.D., Coordinator and Moderator; Miriam Williams Boeri, Ph.D.; Cliff Cheng, Ph.D.; Sarah Edmonds, Ph.D.; Andrea Moore Emmett; Massimo Introvigne; J. Anna Looney; Yoshihide Sakurai, M.A..; Marina Sarran; Cheryl Lindsey Seelhoff; Benjamin Zablocki, Ph.D.) · Suing Cults: Cases Won, Lost, and Rejected (Lawrence Levy, Esq.; Discussants: Herbert Rosedale, Esq.; Alan Scheflin, J.D., LL.M) · Religious Terrorism: The New Jihad – Myths & States of Denial (Jorge Erdely, Ph.D. Lourdes Arguelles, Ph.D.; Discussant: Dennis Tourish, Ph.D.) · Trauma Research and Cults (David Foy, Ph.D.) This course meets the qualifications for 15 hours of continuing education credit for MFCCs and/or LCSWs as required by the California Board of Behavioral Sciences - American Family Foundation (California CE Provider PCE 2682). Full refund if made two or more weeks before program. Partial refund after that (contact AFF). Connecticut Program Oct. 17-18 Preconference Workshops (Oct. 16th) Former Group Members (10:00 – 5:00) (Carol Giambalvo; Joseph Kelly) Family Members (10:00 – 5:00) (Livia Bardin, M.S.W.; Patrick Ryan) Mental Health Professionals (7:00 – 9:30) [Nonprofessionals may attend as observers.] (Rosanne Henry, M.A., L.P.C.; Steve K. Dubrow Eichel, Ph.D.; Lorna Goldberg, M.S.W.; William Goldberg, M.S.W.; Arnold Markowitz, C.S.W.) Conference Program* (Oct. 17-1 · Helping Families & Ex-Members: New Directions (Michael Langone, Ph.D.) · Perspectives on Hare Krishna, Parts 1 & II (Steve K. Dubrow Eichel, Ph.D., Coordinator; Anuttama Dasa; Krishnakant Desai; Steven Gelberg; E. Burke Rochford, Ph.D.) · Cold Reading and the Cult Leader’s Mystique (William Goldberg, M.S.W.) · Conflicts Between Scholarship and Advocacy (Herbert Rosedale, Esq.; Robin Boyle, J.D.; Peter Georgiades, Esq.; Alan Scheflin, J.D., LL.M.) · Strategic Interaction Approach: Case Studies (Steven Hassan, M.A.) · International Churches of Christ and the Identity- Reality Model of Thought Reform (David Anderson) · Psychoanalytic Perspectives on Cult Recovery (Daniel Shaw, C.S.W.) · Canadian Researchers Present, Parts I & II (Mike Kropveld, Coordinator; James A. Beverley, Ph.D. [The Inner Teachings of Moon]; Dianne Casoni, Ph.D. [Processes of Group Idealization That Lead to Dangerous Conduct]; Marie-Andrée Pelland [Allegations of Violence Against Cultic Groups]; M. Kropveld presenting for Adriana Pacheco [Child Abuse in the Breakaway Windsor, Quebec Baptist Church]) · Exit Counseling Case Study: Psychotherapy Group (Patrick Ryan, Joseph Kelly, Carol Diament) · Finding a Therapist and Making it Work (Lorna Goldberg, M.S.W.; William Goldberg, M.S.W.) · Research From Spain, Parts I & II (Josep Jansa, M.D., Coordinator [Analysis of AIS Cases]; Carmen Almendros & Jose Carrobles, Ph.D. [Research with the GPA]; Pere Cubero, M.D. [Paranoid Groups]; Miguel Perlado [AIS Project on Social Addictions]) · Social Therapy (Erika Van Meir, M.S.W., Coordinator; Dennis King; Discussant: William Goldberg, M.S.W.) · Research from Wellspring Retreat and Resource Center (Ron Burks, Ph.D. [Eyewitnesses to Evil: The Truth About Apostate’s “Atrocity Tales”]; Paul Martin, Ph.D.; Rod Marshall, Ph.D. [Examining Patterns of Psychological Harm in Ex-Member Populations]) · Polygamy in the Courts: Past and Present Implications on the Religious Landscape (Andrea Moore-Emmett; Discussants: Robin Boyle, J.D.; Herbert Rosedale, Esq.) · Exit Counseling Case Study: Opus Dei (David Clark; Dianne DiNicola; Tammy DiNicola) · The Twelve Tribes (Rev. Robert Pardon; Discussant: James Beverley, Ph.D.) · Child Rearing Practices in Five NRMs (Amy Siskind, Ph.D.) · Generational Revolt by the Adult Children of First Generation “Cult” Members (Stephen Kent, Ph.D.) · Why Attorneys Don't Want to Accept Cult-Related Litigation (Peter Georgiades, Esq.) · Recovering as a Family (Nancy Crosby, Coordinator; James Bergin, M.A.; Judy Garvey, C.H.T.; Lorna Goldberg, M.S.W.) · Undue Influence and the Philosophy of the Social and Behavioral Sciences (Randy Kandel, Ph.D., J.D.) · Being a Guardian Ad Litem in Cult Cases: Ethical Issues (Rev. Robert Pardon; Discussants: Robin Boyle, J.D.; Herbert Rosedale, Esq.) · Family Workshop II: Advanced Communicating Skills – for those who have completed AFF’s Family Workshop (Livia Bardin, M.S.W.; Patrick Ryan) · The NJ Kids Case (Philip Elberg, Esq.) · Developments in the Sociology of Religion: Practical Applications (Eileen Barker, Ph.D., Coordinator) · How To Investigate Cults: Paper Trailing and Cultivating Sources (Dennis King) · Cults on Campus (Ron Loomis, Coordinator) · Interreligious Responses to Cults (Rabbi A. James Rudin) Optional sessions on Sunday morning, Oct. 19: “Wrap-Up Discussions” and “Organizing Group-Focused Family Support Networks.” The Conference program on Friday and Saturday begins at 9:00 a.m. (arrive at least 30 minutes early for registration) and ends at 9:00 p.m. Informal socials after 9:00 p.m. Thursday’s family and ex-member workshops begin at 10:00 a.m. and end at 5:00 p.m. Program subject to change. See www.cultinfobooks.com or contact AFF for latest schedules. Presenters Richard Abanes, Religion journalist and author of nearly a dozen books on cults and new religious movements Carmen Almendros, Departamento de Psicología Biológica y de la Salud, Facultad de Psicología, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid David Anderson, Author and Webmaster, RightCyberUp.org, New York, NY Lourdes Arguelles, Ph.D. Professor of Education and Women Studies, Claremont Graduate University, CA Livia Bardin, M.S.W., Clinical Social Worker in private practice, Washington, D.C. Eileen Barker, Ph.D. Professor of Sociology with Special Reference to the Study of Religion, London School of Economics; Chairman of the Board of Governors and Founder, INFORM, London, England James Bergin, M.A., President, J. F. Bergin Company, Blue Hill, ME; Co-facilitator, Maine Cult Information Network Rachel Bernstein, MS.Ed., M.F.T., Marriage and family therapist in private practice, Los Angeles, CA James A. Beverley, Ph.D., Professor of Theology and Ethics, Tyndale Seminary, Toronto, Canada Chanon Bloch, L.C.S.W., psychotherapist in private practice, Los Angeles, CA Miriam Williams Boeri, Ph.D., Department of Behavioral Sciences and Health Education, Rollins School of Public Health, Emory University Robin Boyle, J.D., St. John’s University School of Law Ron Burks, Ph.D., Wellspring Retreat and Resource Center Harold Bussell, D.Div. Senior Pastor, El Montecito Presbyterian Church, Santa Barbara, CA Paul Carden, Executive Director, Centers for Apologetics Research, San Juan Capistrano, California José Antonio Carrobles, Ph.D., Professor of Personality, Assessment and Treatment and Director of the Biological and Health Psychology Department, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid Presenters Continued Cliff Cheng, Ph.D., School of Religion, University of Southern California Dianne Casoni, Ph.D., Professor, School of Criminology, University of Montreal David Clark, Thought Reform Consultant; AFF Video Education Committee Chair, Philadelphia, PA Nancy Crosby, Cult Education Consultant; reFocus support group facilitator, Boston, MA Pere Cubero, M.D., Psychiatrist, Hospital 12 de Octubre, Madrid, Spain Mary Jo Cysewski, M.A., M.F.T., Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist in private practice, Beverly Hills, CA Kathleen Danielsen, Software engineer, San Francisco, CA Anuttama Dasa, National Director of Communications, ISKCON Communications Zixian Deng, Department of Political Science, University of North Texas Krishnakant Desai, ISKCON Revival Movement, Bangalore, India Carol Diament, Philadelphia, PA Dianne DiNicola, Executive Director, Opus Dei Awareness Network Tammy DiNicola, former numerary member of Opus Dei Steve K. Dubrow Eichel, Ph.D., ABPP, Psychologist and Co-director of RETIRN, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Sarah Edmonds, Ph.D., Psychology Faculty, Northcentral University, Prescott, AZ Vincent Egan, Ph.D., Clinical Psychologist and Director of the Postgraduate Forensic Psychology Programme, Department of Psychology, Glasgow Caledonian University City Campus Philip Elberg, Esq., Partner in the New Jersey law firm, Medvin & Elberg Andrea Moore Emmett, Journalist, Salt Lake City, Utah Ronald Enroth, Ph.D., Professor of Sociology, Westmont College, Santa Barbara, California Jorge Erdely, Ph.D., Director, Centro de Investigaciones, Instituto Cristiano de Mexico, Mexico City David Foy, Ph.D., Professor of Psychology, Pepperdine University Judy Garvey, C.H.T., Director, Health Resources Center; Co-facilitator, Maine Cult Information Network Steven Gelberg, M.T.S., writer, fine-art photographer, former Director of Interreligious Affairs for ISKCON Peter Georgiades, Esq. Graystone Legal Associates, P.C., Pittsburgh, PA Carol Giambalvo, Director of Recovery Programs, AFF; Thought Reform Consultant, Flagler Beach, FL Lorna Goldberg, M.S.W., L.C.S.W., Director, Child & Adolescent Program, New Jersey Institute for Training in Psychoanalysis William Goldberg, M.S.W., L.C.S.W., Director, Community Support Center, Rockland County (NY) Department of Mental Health Steven Hassan, M.Ed., L.M.H.C., Cult Counselor; Director, Freedom of Mind Resource Center, Inc., Somerville, MA Rosanne Henry, M.A., L.P.C., Psychotherapist, Littleton, Colorado John Hochman, M.D. Assistant Clinical Professor of Psychiatry, UCLA Massimo Introvigne, Center for Studies on New Religions, Torino, Italy Josep Jansa, M.D., Medical Coordinator, Assessment and Information on Cults, Barcelona, Spain Randy Kandel, Ph.D., J.D., Attorney in private practice; Adjunct Professor, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, City University of New York Joseph Kelly, Thought Reform Consultant, Philadelphia, PA Stephen Kent, Ph.D. Professor of Sociology, University of Alberta Dennis King, Writer and expert on extremist groups, New York, NY Mike Kropveld, Executive Director, Info-Cult, Montreal, Canada Fuzuki Kuroda, M.A., Clinical Psychologist, Graduate School of Sociology, Kansai University, Japan Janja Lalich, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Sociology, California State University, Chico Michael Langone, Ph.D., Executive Director, AFF; Editor, Cultic Studies Review Lawrence Levy, Esq., Attorney in private practice, Sherman Oaks, CA Ronald Loomis, Cult Educational Consultant, New London, Connecticut J. Anna Looney, Department of Sociology, Rutgers University Samuel Luo, San Francisco, CA Arnold Markowitz, C.S.W., Director, Cult Hotline & Clinic, Jewish Board of Family & Children’s Services, New York City Rod Marshall, Ph.D., Dean of Faculty of Applied Social Sciences and Humanities, Buckinghamshire Chilterns University College, Wycombe, and FAIR, England Paul Martin, Ph.D., Director, Wellspring Retreat and Resource Center, Albany, Ohio Cesar Mascarenas, M.D., Professor and Researcher, Faculty of Post-Graduate Medicine, Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico K. Gordon Neufeld, M.F.A., Freelance Writer, Calgary, Alberta Kimiaki Nishida, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Social Psychology, University of Shizuoka, Japan Raymond Paloutzian, Ph.D. Professor of Psychology, Westmont College, Santa Barbara, CA; Editor, The International Journal for the Psychology of Religion Rev. Robert Pardon, Director, New England Institute of Religious Research and Meadowhaven Transitional Home Marie-Andrée Pelland, School of Criminology, University of Montreal Miguel Perlado, Psychologist, Assessment and Information on Cults, Barcelona, Spain Anne M. Rivero, L.C.S.W., Psychiatric Social Worker, Kaiser Permanente of Southern California E. Burke Rochford, Ph.D., Professor of Sociology, Middlebury College, VT Herbert Rosedale, Esq., President, AFF; Senior Counselor, Gilchrist & Jenkins Parker Chapin, New York City Rabbi A. James Rudin, DD., Senior Interreligious Adviser, The American Jewish Committee; Visiting Professor, Saint Leo University, Florida Patrick Ryan, Thought Reform Consultant, Philadelphia, PA Yoshihide Sakurai, M.A., Department of Sociology, Hokkaido University, Japan Marina Sarran, Department of Sociology, University of California at Santa Cruz Alan Scheflin, J.D., L.L.M., Professor of Law, Santa Clara University Law School, Santa Clara, California Cheryl Lindsey Seelhoff, Writer and former Editor, Gentle Spirit Magazine, Gig Harbor, WA Daniel Shaw, C.S.W., Psychoanalyst in private practice, New York, NY Scott Shaw, former Vineyard member, Chucamonga, CA Israela Silberman, Ph.D., Research Scientist, Department of Psychology, Columbia University Amy Siskind, Ph.D., Adjunct Assistant Professor of Sociology, Brooklyn College Alexandra Stein, M.L.S., Department of Sociology, University of Minnesota Shingo Takahashi, M.D., Associate Professor of Psychiatry, Toho University, Japan Dennis Tourish, Ph.D., Department of Management, University of Aberdeen, Aberdeen, Scotland Erika Van Meir, L.M.F.T., Psychotherapist in private practice, Atlanta, GA Wang Wenzhong, Ph.D., Associate Professor, Institute of Psychology, The Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing Jonibeth Whitney, Ph.D., Psychotherapist, Los Angeles, California Doni Whitsett, Ph.D., L.C.S.W., Clinical Associate Professor, School of Social Work, University of Southern California; psychotherapist in private practice, Encino, CA Benjamin Zablocki, Ph.D., Professor of Sociology, Rutgers University Conference Facilities California Chapman University is located in the historically preserved Old Towne section of the city of Orange California, with coffee shops, theaters, libraries and restaurants within walking distance of the campus. Orange County is home to several major attractions, including Disneyland, Knott's Berry Farm, Edison Field, Arrowhead Pond, and some of the most beautiful beaches in the country, including Laguna Beach, Newport Beach, and Huntington Beach. Accommodations will be in Henley Hall. Each room includes two twin beds, a desk and a dresser, and a private bathroom, but does not include a TV, radio, or telephone. Telephones and TV's are available in lounges on each floor. Room and meal reservations can be made on the Conference Registration Form. If you prefer hotel accommodations, contact AFF; we will send you a list of nearby hotels. Conference meetings and meals will be in the Argyros Forum Conference and Meeting Center, located a short walk from Henley Hall. Chapman University has asked AFF to pre-assign rooms in the residence hall. If you want a roommate and have a preference please indicate that on the Registration Form. In order to keep meal costs so low, Chapman also requires that meals be sold in “packages,” i.e., breakfast, lunch, and dinner, not individually. For this reason, meals are included with the registration fee. Air travel should be arranged to Orange County's John Wayne Airport, which is 15 minutes from campus, or Los Angeles International Airport, which is 45 minutes from campus. Amtrak train service is available to Anaheim and Santa Ana, with taxi service available to Chapman. For drivers, Chapman is located at the corner of University Drive and Glassell Street, which is reachable from the Santa Ana Freeway (I-5) or the Orange Freeway (Hwy. 57). Free parking is available in a garage under Henley Hall. Your registration confirmation packet will include detailed driving directions. Connecticut The Radisson Hotel Springfield - Enfield is located 7 miles from Springfield, MA and 20 miles from Hartford, CT. Nearby attractions include Six Flags New England Amusement and Water Park, National Basketball Hall of Fame, Volleyball Hall of Fame, Hartford and Springfield Civic Centers, Forest Park Zoo, museums and shopping malls. October foliage in Connecticut can be spectacular. The over-sized guest rooms include a desk, coffeemaker, hairdryer, iron & ironing board, 2 line telephones, color cable TV with free HBO, ESPN, CNN, pay-per-view movies and video games. Facilities include Bright Meadow Grille & Lounge, indoor & outdoor swimming pools, sauna, two lighted tennis courts, volleyball & basketball courts, and a fully equipped exercise room. For reservations call (860) 741-2211 [fax: (860) 741-221 and be sure to ask for the special AFF rate of $ 69/night plus tax. (The hotel cannot guarantee that you will receive the AFF rate, if you make your reservations through the Radisson national reservations center or Web site. The special rate is only guaranteed to September 15, 2003. Rates may be higher after that date. Air Travel should be arranged to Bradley International Airport, which is 13 miles from the hotel. Complementary shuttle service is available to and from the hotel. (Advance reservations with the hotel are required – 860-741-2211.) For drivers, the hotel is located just off I-91 at exit 49 and is 7 miles from I-90 (Mass. Pike) in Springfield and 20 miles from I-84 in Hartford. Free parking is available at the hotel. AFF Contact Info: P.O. Box 2265, Bonita Springs, FL 34133; Ph 239-514-3081; fax 732-352-6818; e-mail aff@affcultinfoserve.com; Web www.cultinfobooks.com Nonprofit Organization P.O. Box 2265 U.S. Postage Paid Bonita Springs, FL 34133 Permit No. 69 Bonita Springs, FL 34133 AFF 2003 Conferences § Orange, CA (June 13-14) § Hartford, CT (Oct. 17-1 Space is Limited Register Now! Registration Form – Connecticut Name(s): ____________________________________________________________________________________ Address: ____________________________________________________________________________________ City: _______________________________ State: _____ Zip: __________ Country: ________________________ Phone(s): _________________________________________Fax: ______________________________________ E-Mail: _____________________________________________________________________________________ All rates are per person. Registration includes conference fee only. All catered meals are optional. (Less expensive meals may be available in the hotel or nearby restaurants.) Attendees need to make their own hotel reservations and pay the hotel directly for their rooms and non-conference meals. Ask for the special AFF room rate (860-741-2211), which is only guaranteed through September 15, 2003 ($69.00 plus tax per night; see brochure or Website for directions). Enter appropriate amounts for registration fees and optional meals on the right and total at the bottom. (Your contributions will help us give discounts and scholarships to people needing financial assistance.) See discount columns for early registration fees. Don't forget credit card information at the bottom. Fax, mail, or e-mail this form to AFF, P.O. Box 2265, Bonita Springs, FL 34133 (fax: 732-352-6818; e-mail: aff@affcultinfoserve.com). Friday and Saturday conference programs begin promptly at 9:00 a.m. Arrive early to obtain your registration packet. No. People Item Register By 28 Feb. 03 Register By 30 Apr. 03 After 30 Apr. 03 Calculate Amount Due Registration Two-Day (Friday & Saturday) $150 $180 $210 Registration: pre-conference ex-member workshop (Thursday 10:00 am - 5:00 pm) $45 $60 $75 Registration: pre-conference family workshop (Thursday 10:00 am - 5:00 pm) Coping with Cult Involvement: A Handbook for Families and Friends is a required text for the workshop. Purchase at www.cultinfobooks.com or onsite. $55 $70 $85 Registration: pre-conference workshop for mental health professionals (Thursday 7:00 pm – 9:30 pm) [Nonprofessionals may attend as observers.] Free Free Free One-Day Registration. Check Day: Friday [ ] Saturday [ ] $85 $105 $125 Thursday Lunch $15 Thursday Dinner $25 Friday Lunch $15 Friday Dinner $15 Saturday Lunch $15 Saturday Dinner $25 Contribution $ Total $ Payment Method: _____Check (U.S. Funds drawn on U.S. bank) ___Visa ___ MasterCard CC No. ____________________________________________________________ Expiration Date: ___________ Check if you are also registering for California on the Reverse Side [ ] Registration Form – California Name(s): ____________________________________________________________________________________ Address: ____________________________________________________________________________________ City: _______________________________ State: _____ Zip: __________ Country: ________________________ Phone(s): _________________________________________Fax: ______________________________________ E-Mail: _____________________________________________________________________________________ All rates are per person. Registration includes conference fee and three meals for each day registered. Include appropriate accommodations fees, if you plan to sleep at Chapman. Multiply the number of people by the cost for each item and total at the bottom. Your contributions will help us give discounts and scholarships to people needing financial assistance. See discount columns for early registration fees. Don't forget credit card information at the bottom. There is no additional fee for those seeking California MFT or LCSW CE credits. You will receive appropriate forms at the conference. Fax, mail, or e-mail this form to AFF, P.O. Box 2265, Bonita Springs, FL 34133 (fax: 732-352-6818; e-mail: aff@affcultinfoserve.com). Friday and Saturday conference programs begin promptly at 9:00 a.m. Arrive early to obtain your registration packet. No. People Item Register By 28 Feb. 03 Register By 30 Apr. 03 After 30 Apr. 03 Calculate Amount Due Registration Two-Day Conference (Fr. & Sat.) Includes breakfast, lunch, & dinner on Fr. & Sat. $175 $205 $235 Registration: pre-conference ex-member workshop (Thursday 10-5) Includes breakfast, lunch, & dinner on Thursday. $70 $85 $100 Registration: pre-conference family workshop (Thursday 10-5) Coping with Cult Involvement: A Handbook for Families and Friends is a required text. Purchase at www.cultinfobooks.com or onsite. Includes breakfast, lunch, & dinner on Thursday $80 $95 $110 One-Day Registration. Check Day: Friday [ ] Saturday [ ] Includes breakfast, lunch & dinner for day checked. $105 $125 $145 Accommodations Will you have a roommate? [ ] yes; [ ] no. If yes, who? Do you want AFF to assign you a roommate? [ ] yes; [ ] no. If yes, are you [ ] male; [ ] female Note******per person per day Double rate on left Single rate on right; Wednesday Night $35 $50 Thursday Night $35 $50 Friday Night $35 $50 Saturday Night $35 $50 Sunday Night $35 $50 Linen fee One-time charge/person $10 $10 Check here if you are interested in staying more nights than those listed above [ ] – We will contact you. Contribution $ Total $ Payment Method: _____Check (U.S. Funds drawn on U.S. bank) ___Visa ___ MasterCard CC No. ____________________________________________________________ Expiration Date: ___________ Check if you are also registering for Connecticut on the Reverse Side [ ]
username Registered User (1/29/03 12:26 pm) Reply	Re: Cult AFF P.O. Box 2265 ¨ Bonita Springs, FL 34133 Phone: 239-514-3081 ¨ Fax: 732-352-6818 ¨ Aff@affcultinfoserve.com www.CulticStudies.org ¨ www.cultinfobooks.com ¨ www.CulticStudiesReview.org Recovery Workshop for Former Group Members Friday 3:00 p.m. July 11, 2003 to Sunday 3:00 p.m. July 13, 2003 St. Malo Retreat and Conference Center, Estes Park, Colorado (1 hr. NW of Denver) Name(s): Address: City: State: Zip: Country: Phone(s): Fax: E-mail: Use the table below to calculate the amount due. All rates are per person and include meals (Friday dinner through Sunday lunch) and Friday and Saturday accommodations. Directions and other information will be sent after you register. If you have questions, contact AFF at (239)-514-3081 or aff@affcultinfoserve.com. No. People Status Register By 4/1/03 Register By 6/1/03 Register After 6/1/03 Amount Due Double Occupancy $175 $195 $215 $ Single Occupancy $230 $250 $270 $ Total Amount Due $ Double Occupancy If you have a roommate, please tell us his/her name? Do you want us to assign you a roommate? Yes [ ] No [ ] Group Info What is the name of the group you belonged to (for each registrant)? How long have you been out of the group? Mail to: AFF, P.O. Box 2265, Bonita Springs, FL 34133 (aff@affcultinfoserve.com) (fax: 732-352-681
username Registered User (1/29/03 12:34 pm) Reply	Re: Cult This is the agenda for last year’s workshop at St. Malo’s…it will be the same or very similar for the 2003 workshop. -----Original Message----- From: Carol Giambalvo - AFF [mailto:affcarol@worldnet.att.net] Posted At: Wednesday, March 27, 2002 11:55 AM Posted To: St. Malo's 2002 Conversation: Agenda - St. Malo's Recovery Workshop, July 12-14, 2002 Subject: Agenda - St. Malo's Recovery Workshop, July 12-14, 2002 AFF RECOVERY WORKSHOP "AFTER THE CULT" ESTES PARK, COLORADO JULY 12 – July 14, 2002 Friday, July 12: 4:00 Welcome (Carol Giambalvo, Director of AFF’s Recovery Programs) Introductions 6:00 Dinner 7:30 Overview of the recovery process (Presenter: Carol Giambalvo) Saturday, July 13: 9:00 Coping with Triggers/Post Traumatic Stress Syndrome (Presenter: Rosanne Henry with Carol Giambalvo) 10:15 Break 10:30 Coping with Triggers/Post Traumatic Stress Syndrome continued 12:00 Lunch 1:00 Dealing with Anger (Facilitator: Leona Furnari) 2:30 Break 2:45 The Grieving Process (Presenter/Facilitator: Nancy Miquelon) 4:00 Recreation and Networking (with possibility of a session on Sexual Abuse within cult) 6:00 Dinner 7:00 Re-inventing Yourself (Facilitator: Sharon Colvin) 8:30 Social Time Sunday, July 14: 9:00 Boundaries: re-establishing trust (Facilitator: Rosanne Henry) 10:30 Break 10:45 Relationships and Intimacy (Facilitator: Nancy Miquelon) 12:00 Lunch 1:00 Critical Thinking Skills (Facilitator: Hal Mansfield) 2:00 Break 2:15 Open discussion and wrap up (Facilitator: Carol Giambalvo) Note: Check-in time is 3:00 p.m. Our first session begins at 4:00 this year!
username Registered User (1/29/03 11:00 pm) Reply	Re: Cult oh, by the way, I believe that if you don't have the money due to being in a cult, that you would not have to pay the fees. But check with the organization on this.

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