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Spiritual Abuse Is Abuse,implicitly. It is becoming increasingly clear that the characteristics of SA as detailed by survivors bear striking similarity to documented characteristics of other forms of abuse. This chapter will explore the parallels between SA and other forms of abuse.

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Working With Individuals Who Have Been Spiritually Abused,lationship with others — and often with God — their ability to trust and even their sense of ontological security. SA is abuse of a person’s spirituality, their core beliefs and values, the essence of what makes them the person they are and gives meaning to their life. All this makes it particularly

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Working With Spiritual Abuse: Professional and Personal Issues,nd best prepare them for effective practice. This chapter continues this theme, exploring professional and personal issues for therapists working with SA. It looks at the impact on therapists, acknowledging that whilst such work can be deeply rewarding, it can also be hugely challenging and emotiona

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C. Baroglio,A. Giordana,R. Piolag to church from childhood. It was never spoken about and we were unaware of its existence. This lack of awareness placed me (Lisa) in a very difficult position when I personally experienced SA and me (Kathy) in a very difficult position when counselling people who had experienced SA.