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Adams, Jeanne. (1999) Drawn swords: My victory over childhood ritual abuse. See http://www.mrlight.org/order.html.
NOTE: An autobiographical account of healing from childhood ritual abuse as told by an adult woman and her dissociated alter part, Lil' Jeanie.
Adams, Jeanne. (2000) Childhood ritual abuse: A resource manual for criminal justice and social service. See http://www.mrlight.org/order.html.
NOTE: A research review of statistics, cases, investigation models, interview suggestions and the symptomatology seen in adult and children survivors Examines elements somewhat typical and controversial to these cases - psychogenic amnesia/memory repression, cult programming techniques, animal and human sacrifice, and cult organization.
Advisory Committee on Human Radiation. The Interim Report of the Advisory Committee on Human Radiation Experiments. (Stock number 061-000-00819-5, $9.00). Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Government Printing Office. P O Box 371954, Pittsburgh, PA 15250-7954.
Alexander, John B., Groller, Richard and Morris, Janet. (1992) The warrior's edge. Avon Books, NY, NY
NOTE: About the government/military's involvement in Enhanced Human Performance, including remote viewing. Alexander was the head of Less Than Lethal weapons research at the Los Alamos National Laboratories.
Ammerman, R. T. (1991) Case studies in family violence. Plenum Press: NY, NY.
TABLE OF CONTENTS: Part I. General issues -- Family violence: A clinical overview -- Social and ecological issues in violence toward children -- The ecology of domestic aggression toward adult victims -- Legal issues in violence toward children -- Legal issues in violence toward adults -- Medical issues with child victims of family violence -- Medical issues with adult victims of family violence -- Part II. Violence toward children -- Child physical abuse -- Child neglect -- Child sexual abuse -- Incest -- Ritual abuse -- Maltreatment of handicapped children -- The child witness of family violence -- Psychological and emotional abuse of children -- Part III. Violence toward adults -- Wife battering -- Psychological maltreatment of spouses -- Marital rape -- Elder abuse -- Domestic homicide -- Index.
SUMMARY: Case studies in family violence elucidates the complex and multidisciplinary clinical issues encountered in treating family violence through the investigation of individual case examples of the different forms of family violence. Chapters detail cases reflecting various forms of abuse, as well as the social, legal, and medical issues involved in violence against both children and adults. Several recently recognized types of maltreatment are explored, including the abuse and neglect of handicapped children, the child witness of family violence, and psychological, emotional, and ritual abuse. Other topics covered include wife battering, elder maltreatment, marital rape, psychological mistreatment of spouses, and domestic homicide. All chapters devoted to specific forms of abuse use the same format, examining medical, social, family, and legal issues; the assessment of psychopathology; and a variety of treatment options.
Amstutz, Wendell. (1991) Exposing and confronting satan and associates. The National Counseling Resource Center, Rochester, MN.
Anderson, Ken. (1995) Hitler and the occult. Prometheus Books, Amherst, NY.
Anderson, Neil T., and Russo, Steve. (1991) Seduction of our children. Harvest House, Eugene, OR.
NOTE: Christian viewpoint.
Andres, R. and Lane, J. R. (1988) Cults and consequences: The definitive handbook. Commission on Cults and Missionaries, Jewish Federation Council of Greater Los Angeles, 6505 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90048.
Andrews, George. (2001) MKULTRA : The CIA's top secret program in human experimentation and behavior modification. Healthnet Press, Winston-Salem, NC.
Angebert, Jean-Michel. (1975) The occult and the Third Reich: The mystical origins of nazism and the search for the Holy Grail. (Translated from the French Hitler et la tradition cathare by Sumberg, Lewis A. M.) McGraw-Hill, NY, NY and Macmillan, NY, NY.
Annas, George J. and Grodin, Michael A. (eds.) (1992) The nazi doctors and the Nuremberg Code: Human rights in human experimentation. Oxford Univ. Press, NY, NY.
Ankerberg, John and Weldon, John. (1996) Behind the mask of Mormonism. Harvest House, Eugene, OR. (Formerly titled: Everything you ever wanted to know about Mormonism: The truth about the Mormon Church.)
NOTE: Asserts that the Smith family's involvement in the occult. Many major Smith family events correspond to the satanic calendar.
Anon. Understanding Ritual Abuse: A Guide for Self-Empowerment for Ritual Abuse Survivors. Survivors of Incest Anonymous World Service Office, Inc, Baltimore, MD.
NOTE: According to this booklet, "ritual abuse" is "a calculated, systematic process whereby victims may be brainwashed and programmed, using many different techniques, to disown and distort our own sense of self and reality." In such abuse "triggers" and programming may have been placed around primary biological and survival functions, including eating, sleeping, breathing, sexuality, elimination, emotions, the five senses, and human bonding. Victims may have been forced and manipulated into breaking primary bonds to survive emotionally and physically. This may have involved forced participation in the torture, murder, dismemberment, and cannibalism of animals and humans that victims may have known and even loved. The booklet acknowledges that choosing and pursuing healing from such abuse is no easy task, since the behaviors conditioned, manipulated, and used to cope under the abuse will continue to be triggered under various circumstances. Emotional needs are so many and so intense that relationships will be difficult and frustrating to initiate and maintain. A variety of resources, groups, and persons will be required to receive the healing support needed, since no one person is likely to be capable of providing the healing love and understanding the victim seeks. Healing is the process of discovering what happened in the victimization and how victims survived emotionally. This booklet discusses the identification of survival skills and adaptive behaviors as well as the importance of self-acceptance and self-empowerment. Also included is a brochure that outlines the stages of reaction to trauma: denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance.
Anon: Church of All Worlds Staff. (1994) Witchcraft, Satanism and occult crime: Who's who and what's what: A reference manual for the professional investigator. Phoenix Publishing, WA.
Anon. (1992) The mystery of the carefully crafted hoax. The Nebraska Leadership Conference, PO Box 30165, Lincoln NB 69503.
Note: All American Focus books have a Christian viewpoint.
Anon. The American Focus on Satanic Crime: Vol. 1 American Focus Publishers, Edison, NJ.
TABLE OF CONTENTS: (Partial) Satanism as America's Best Kept Secret --Satanism, Ritualism and the Serial Murderer -- Modem Satanism: Philosophy and Practice -- The Satanic and Occult Calendar -- Heavy and Black Metal Bands -- Astrology: Danger in the Stars -- Ritual Abuse Investigative Tips --
Anon. The American Focus on Satanic Crime: Vol. 2. American Focus Publishers, Edison, NJ.
TABLE OF CONTENTS: Witchcraft and Satanism in America -- African and Afro-Caribbean Witchcraft -- Documented Proof of Satanic Crime -- Satanic Conditioning -- Islam & Satanism -- Child Abuse: Reporting and Handling a Growing Problem -- Understanding Sexual Abuse -- Guidelines For Schools, Etc. -- Teens and the Occult -- Santeria and Related Afro-Caribbean Religions -- Demonic Possession -- Cults -- Gangs in America -- Child Abuse in Religious Cults and Sects -- Destructive Cults
Anon. Occult Crime: Analysis and Intervention. The American Focus on Satanic Crime: Vol. 3A. American Focus Publishers, Edison, NJ.
TABLE OF CONTENTS: Magick: The Cornerstone of the Occult -- Occult Motivation -- Occult Religions: Analysis of Beliefs and Practices (Paganism: Wicca: Traditions: Group Structure: Customs and Practices: Ritual Tools: Calendar) -- Afro-Caribbean: Santeria (Group Structure: Customs and Practices: Calendar: Palo Mayombe: Ju-Ju) -- Satanism (Group Structure: Traditions: Customs and Practices: Ritual Tools: Identification of Practices: Deity Catalog: The Language of The Occult: The Subculture of The Occult) -- Ritual Sites (Determining the Site: Circles: Pentagrams: Candles: Curses: Book of Shadows: Graveyard Desecrations) -- Gathering Intelligence: -- Investigating by Computer -- Occult Supply Stores -- Informants -- The Law Enforcement Officer Safety and the Occult.
Anon. The big book on occult crime awareness and investigation. The American Focus on Satanic Crime: Vol 4 . American Focus Publishers, Edison, NJ.
TABLE OF CONTENTS: How To Identify Satanic Activity -- Telling A Good Witch From A Bad Witch -- Emergence and Investigation of the Occult, Cults and Non-Traditional Groups -- Child Sexual Abuse -- Ritual Abuse -- The Truth About Molested Boys -- Demonic Possession and The Criminal Justice System -- Misinterpretations of Multiple Personality Disorder -- Exorcism -- Dungeons & Dragons -- Occult vs. Satanism -- Exorcism: Detailed Instructions -- Schizophrenia and Multiple Personality Disorder(MPD)
Anon. Satanism: Sacrilege, silly or serious? (Revised Edition) The American Focus on Satanic Crime: Revised Vol. 6. American Focus Publishers, Edison, NJ.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:What is Satanism -- Reports Around The Country -- The Local Connection -- Symbols and Terms -- Halloween: Just Kid's Stuff? -- Music and Satanism -- Fantasy Role-Playing Games -- Satanism and Child Pornography -- About The Christian Perspective -- Where to Find Help -- Listings of Sources and Resources
NOTE: Contains educational materials for parents, teachers and law enforcement, providing information on young people involved in Satanism and the occult. This volume looks at current symbols, trends and results of a rising interest among young people involved in Satanism and the occult.
Anon. The occult awareness training manual on satanism The American Focus on Satanic Crime: Vol. 7. American Focus Publishers, Edison, NJ.
NOTE: Intervention and prevention manual for police, educators, community instructors, and clergy, overhead projection slides. and you. Adapted from a manual by Reverend Jeff Fox.
Anon. Occult case book.The American Focus on Satanic Crime: Vol. 9. American Focus Publishers, Edison, NJ.
Anon. Occult crime. The American Focus on Satanic Crime: Vol. 10. American Focus Publishers, Edison, NJ.
Anon. Signs and symbols of satan The American Focus on Satanic Crime: Vol. 18. American Focus Publishers, Edison, NJ.
TABLE OF CONTENTS: The Illuminati -- The First Church of Satan -- The Temple of Set -- The Earth Mother Religion -- Santeria Palo Mayombe -- Brujeria -- Voodoo -- Other Occult Societies -- The Eight Sabbats -- Human Sacrifice -- Tools of the Trade -- On The Dabbler Level -- Languages of The Occult -- Numerology and Gematria -- Madness and Mayhem at Matamoros -- Stalking the California Night Stalker -- Was Satan at Northport, Long Island (NY) -- Tommy Sullivan -- Theron (Pete) Roland Reed -- Crimes of the Past -- The Crime Scene -- Bringing It All To Court -- Whodunit? A Test To Evaluate Your Occult Knowledge --An Occult Dictionary -- Occult Calendars -- Signs and Symbols of The Occult -- Occult Knowledge Test Results -- Recommended reading Lists.
NOTE: A two-volume advanced investigative training manual.
Anon. The link between satanism and gangs. The American Focus on Satanic Crime: Vol. 24. American Focus Publishers, Edison, NJ.
Anon. Satanology 101: The ultimate anti-cult/anti-occult training curriculum The American Focus on Satanic Crime 25. American Focus Publishers, Edison, NJ.
Anon. Occult crime control: detection, investigation and verification. The American Focus on Satanic Crime: #26. American Focus Publishers, Edison, NJ.
Anon. The battle plan for the battlefield. American Focus Publishers, Edison, NJ.
TABLE OF CONTENTS: The Existence of Satan -- The Origin of Satan -- The Personality of Satan -- The Names of Satan -- Geographical and Spiritual Locations of Satan -- Seven Things Your Peers Will Try To Persuade You To Do -- Seven Things The World Will Do For You -- Beware of Carnality -- Reasons Young People Find Themselves In An Identity Crisis -- Symptoms of Negative Self-Image -- Eight Ways Positive Peer Pressure Can Be Applied -- The Identifying Marks of A Person Who Is Fleshly -- The Identifying Marks of A Spirit-Filled Person -- Six Things We Should Do To The Flesh -- Principles In God's Word for Guidance in Music Listening -- Looking to God in an Identity Crisis -- The Worship of a "god' Called Rock -- Can We Hear The Children Crying? -- Drugs, They Repented Not -- Suicide, Not An Alternative -- Special Maneuvers and Tactics of the Enemy -- Satan's Potential to Control an Individual -- Satan's Attacks on God and Man -- Four Things the Enemy Wants People To Believe -- Four Goals of Satan -- Satan's Disguises -- Seven Things Satan Will Steal From You -- Why God Tolerates The Devil -- The Soldier's Defense Against the Enemy -- Suggested Definitions of Three Terms of Evil -- Heavy Metal Related Crime --Satanic Recruitment Techniques --And ... References To Victory
NOTE: From the publisher: “For The Christian Soldier Fighting ‘The Good Fight Of Faith.’ The battle plan for the battlefield is a study guide, and not a measure of the occult. Instead, it helps to lay down some basic principles for those who desire to determine what is right and what is wrong, and follow through on these informed decisions.”
Appel, W. (1983) Cults in America: Programmed for Paradise. Holt, Rinehart and Winston: NY, NY.
NOTE: Recruitment methods, indoctrination, brainwashing, and exit counseling from above-board modern American cults.
Arterburn, Stephen, and Burns, Jim. (1995) Steering them straight. Focus on the Family Pub., Colorado Springs, CO.
NOTE: from the cover: "A parental plan for guiding today's youth through the temptations of: premarital sex, eating disorders, pornography, suicide, satanism, substance abuse”
Astor, Gerald. (1985) The "last" nazi: The life and times of Dr. Joseph Mengele. D.I. Fine, NY, NY.
Bain, Donald. (1976) The control of Candy Jones. Playboy Press, Chicago, IL.
TABLE OF CONTENTS: Foreword by Herbert Speigel, M.D.: Introduction: Part 1: The marriage: The wedding night: The next day: A conscious recollection of childhood: The first tape: Conover('s) Girl: The setup: The triangle emerges: The office in Oakland: The "hatching" of Arlene: The early assignments: Oakland - The programming continues: Taught to hate: Viewing each other: The attack. Part 2: The missions: The return to Taiwan: The subject on display: Attempting to quit: The present, Appendix 1: The hypnotic induction profile. Appendix 2: Report to the President by the Commission on CIA activities within the United States.
Bainbridge, William. (1978) Satan's Power: A deviant psychotherapy cult. Univ. of California Press, Berkeley, CA.
NOTE: On the Process (called “the Power” by Bainbridge) The Process, an English group, incorporated in the US in January 1968. This book contains chapters describing Charles Manson's link to the Process.
Baker, Alan. (2000) Invisible eagle: The history of nazi occultism. Virgin, London, England.
Baker, Dorothy, (ed.) (1991) Brainwashing: A synthesis of the Russian textbook on psychopolitics. Foundation of Human Understanding, Grants Pass, OR.
Barton, B. (1990) The secret life of a satanist: The authorized biography of Anton LaVey. Feral House, Los Angeles, CA
Barton, B. (1990) The church of satan: A history of the world's most notorious religion.Hell's Kitchen Productions, NY. NY
NOTE: Approved by the Church of satan.
Bashir, Kai. Mind Control Within the United States. Information http://www.mindcontrolforums.com/bashirbk.htm.
Baskin, Wade. (1971) Dictionary of satanism. Philosophical Library, NY, NY.
NOTE: A dictionary of magic and satanic terms.
Baskin, Wade. (1972) Satanism: A guide to the awesome power of satan. Citadel Press, Secaucus, NJ.
Basoglu, M, ed. (1992) Torture and its consequences: Current treatment approaches. Cambridge Univ. Press, Cambridge, England and NY, NY.
TABLE OF CONTENTS: Introduction M. Basoglu Part I. Torture and its Consequences: 1. The prevention of torture and the clinical care of survivors: a field in need of a new science R. Mollica 2. The physical sequelae of torture G. Skylv 3. Psychosocial consequences of torture: current knowledge and evidence F. Somnier, P. Vesti, M. Kastrup and I. K. Genefke 4. Psychological effects of torture: an empirical study of tortured and non-tortured non-political prisoners M. Paker, Paker and S. Yksel 5. Psychosocial consequences for tortured refugees seeking asylum and refugee status in Europe R. Baker 6. Long-term effects of torture in former prisoners of war T. W. Miller 7. The Holocaust: survivors and their children N. Solkoff Part II. Theory: 8. Psychobiological consequences of severe trauma J. A. Saporta and B. A. Van der Kolk 9. The role of uncontrollable and unpredictable stress in post-traumatic stress responses in torture survivors M. Basoglu and S. Mineka Part III. Assessment, Diagnosis, and Classification: 10. Psychopathology of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD): boundaries of the syndrome R. McNally 11. Overview: the assessment and diagnosis of torture events and symptoms R. F. Mollica and Y. Caspi-Yavin Part IV. Rehabilitation Programmes for Torture Survivors: 12. Organization of care and rehabilitation services for victims of torture and other forms of organized violence: a review of current issues L. H. M. van Willigen 13. Multidisciplinary approach in the treatment of torture survivors S. Bjholm and P. Vesti 14. Sexual torture and the treatment of its consequences I. Lunde and J. Ortmann Part V. Psychotherapy: 15. Psychodynamic approaches in the treatment of torture survivors E. Bustos 16. Psychotherapy for torture survivors P. Vesti and M. Kastrup 17. Current trends in the treatment of post-traumatic stress symptoms T. M. Keane, A. M. Albano and D. D. Blake 18. Behavioural and cognitive approach in the treatment of torture-related psychological problems M. Basoglu Part VI. Torture in Particular Countries: Experience with Survivors of Torture in their Home country: 19. Torture in Argentina D. Kordon, L. Edelman, D. Lagos, E. Nicoletti, D. Kersner and M. Groshaus 20. Torture and the helping professions in South Africa T. Dowdall 21. Torture in Pakistan M. Mehdi 22. Rehabilitation of survivors of torture and political violence under a continuing stress situation: the Philippine experience A. A. Parong, E. Protacio-Marcelino, S. Estrado-Claudio, J. Pagaduan-Lopez and M. V. Cabildo Part VII. Modern Ethics and International Law: 23. Modern ethics and international law B. Sorensen.
Bass, Ellen and Davis, Laura. (1988). 3rd edition. The courage to heal: A guide for women survivors of sexual abuse. Harper and Row, NY, NY.
NOTE: Resource guide for adult survivors of sexual abuse; new edition includes some information on ritual abuse. Also available in Spanish.
Bean, Barbara and Bennett, Shari (1993) The me nobody knows: A guide for teen survivors. Lexington Books, NY, NY.
NOTE: A workbook and informational resource for teenagers who have been sexually abused. Contains material on incest and ritual abuse.
Becker, Robert O. and Selden, Gary (1985) The body electric: Electromagnetism and the foundation of life. Quill, NY, NY.
Beckylane (1995) Where the rivers join: A personal account of healing from ritual abuse. Press Gang, Vancouver, BC, Canada.
Begich, Nickand Manning, Jeanne (1995) Angels don't play this HAARP: Advances in Tesla technology. Earthpulse Press, Anchorage, AK.
Berger, Melvin. (1985) Mind control. Crowell, NY, NY.
NOTE: (Description from Flatland Books.) HAARP (or High-frequency Active Auroral Research Project) is a research facility in Gakona, Alaska recently constructed by ARCO Power Technologies Inc., under contract for the Department of Defense. Based on Nikola Tesla's speculation about atmospheric and earth resonances, HAARP is part of the ongoing Star Wars research into particle beams, communications, and weather modification. "Patent # 4,686,605 claims it has the following uses: 'cause... total disruption of communications over a very large portion of the Earth... disrupting not only land-based communications, but also airborne communications and sea communications (both surface and subsurface)... missile or aircraft destruction, deflection or confusion... weather modification...by altering solar absorption... ozone, nitrogen etc. concentrations would be artificially increased...'" This readable and straightforward account covers the trail from Tesla to Star Wars, atomic bombs detonated in the Van Allen Belt, high-atmospheric physics, global warming, ARCO's (Tesla's) Patents, non-lethal weaponry, psychocivilized society and the CIA, wireless mind control, engineers directing high-energy beams at the ionosphere... [The] system was operational as of September 11, 1995 and was tested on that date, but no news so far about these tests.
Berger, Melvin. (1985) Mind control. Crowell, NY, NY.
NOTE: Describes types of mind control such as cult conversion, hypnosis, prefrontal lobotomies, brainwashing, and electric shock treatment.
Bitz, Margaret (1990). “The impact of ritualistic abuse for sexually abused children and their adoptive families.” in Adoption and the sexually abused child. McNamara, Joan and McNamara, Bernard H. (eds.) Family Resources Adoption Program, 226 North Highland Avenue, Ossining, NY, 10562.
NOTE: Provides a definition of ritual abuse, outlines range of behaviors ritually abused children exhibit, and offers advice to adoptive parents.
Blood, Linda Osborne. (1994) The new satanists. Warner, NY, NY.
NOTE: Contains information about the history of Satanism, details of documented ritual abuse cases, and information about current Satanic groups and organizations. Also documents the arrest and investigation of Lt. Col. Aquino for his alleged rape and occult ritual abuse of children who attended the Army day-care center in Presidio, CA. There are descriptions of similar investigations into alleged ritual abuse at other military day-care centers.
Blume, E. Sue, (1990) Secret survivors. John Wiley and Sons, NY, NY.Also Secret survivors: Uncovering incest and its after effects in women. Ballantine Books: NY, NY.
Bowart, Walter H. (1978) Operation mind control I: Our secret government's war against its own people. Dell, NY, NY.
TABLE OF CONTENTS: Forward (Richard Condon): 1 The cryptorian candidate: 2 Only one mind for my country: 3 The mind laundry myth; 4 Without knowledge or consent; 5 Pain-drug hypnosis; 6 The guinea pig army; 7 The MKULTRANS; 8 The Mata Hari of mind control; 9 The slaves who buried the Pharaoh; 10 Brave new world in a skinner box; 11 A school for assassins; 12 The four faces of a zombie; 13 The lone nuts; 14 The ignored confessions; 15 Another hypno-patsy? 16 Confession by automatic writing; 17 The patriotic assassin; 18 Deep probe; 19 From bionic woman to stimulated cat: Appendix A - Memorandum from Richard Helms to J. Lee Rankin, (Warren Commission Document 1131): Appendix B - List of drugs tested by the CIA [146 listed]: Notes: Bibliography
NOTE: This book and John Marks' The Search for the Manchurian Candidate are based upon information released in 1975 by the Rockerfeller Commission, and the Church subcommittee investigations. The Rockerfeller Commission was charged with investigation of illegal CIA operations. The Rockerfeller Commission report was released on June 6, 1975. The Senate subcommittee, chaired by Senator Frank Church (D-Idaho) investigated CIA participation in assassination plots against foreign leaders, and released its report on November 20, 1975. and one of his requests for documents under the Freedom of Information Act, uncovered 16,000 pages of CIA financial records concerning medical, drug, and mind control experiments carried out by the CIA since the 1940's. These documents were found in the spring of 1977. Based upon these reports, documents, and interviews with participants and victims, Bowart published his book in 1978, Marks in 1979. The two books are similar in their coverage of the sources, however Bowart comes to the conclusion that the mind control experiments were successful and the techniques are used by the CIA. Marks comes to the conclusion that the experiments were interesting intellectual exercises, but the techniques were abandoned due to no consistent mind-control results. Bowart's book is rare and hard to find, Marks' book is still in print today and can be found in any up to date bookstore.
Bowart, Walter H. Operation mind control II.
NOTE: An up-dated version of Operation Mind Control I. See http://hoohana.aloha.net/~mindc
Bower, Tom. (1987) The Paperclip conspiracy: The hunt for the nazi scientists. Little, Brown, Boston, MA.
Boyd, Andrew. (1991) Blasphemous rumours: Is satanic ritual abuse fact or fantasy? An investigation. Fount Paperbacks (HarperCollins), London, England. http://hoohana.aloha.net/~mindc http://hoohana.aloha.net/~mindc
NOTE: Available from The Reachout Trust, 24 Ormond Road, Richmond, Surrey, TW10 6TH, England. This book is the most comprehensive on the subject to be published in Britain, providing background to cases and interviews with care-givers and survivors. It focuses on evidence, rather than belief, and argues that, however unpalatable, there is far too much evidence of the existence of satanic ritual abuse to dismiss SRA, as many are doing, as a modern urban myth.
Boyd, Andrew. (1996) Dangerous obsessions. Marshall Pickering, London, England.
Braun, Bennett G. (1997) “Pharmacological guidelines for sadistically abused patients: From routine to critical issues.” In Fraser, George A (ed.). The dilemma of ritual abuse: Cautions and guides for therapists. American Psychiatric Press, Washington, DC. pp. 167-81.
AUTHOR'S NOTE: Many sadistically abused patients have multisystem problems and disorders requiring the care of many specialists. I have found that in too many cases of severely traumatized patients, medical problems are not diagnosed or, if they are, are treated incorrectly. In this chapter, I introduced some of the more common medical and psychological problems of sadistically abused patients and the pharmacological interventions.
Breault, Marc and King, Martin. (1993) Preacher of death: The shocking inside story of David Koresh and the Waco siege. Also titled Inside the cult. Signet/Penguin, NY, NY and Ringwood, Victoria, Australia
Bredenberg, Alice M. Teenagers and satanism.
SUMMARY: The background of satanism and typical satanic activities are described. It is noted that contemporary satanism has three forms: solitary satanists, outlaw cults, and neo-satanic churches. Included in a description of satanic activities are Heavy Metal music and fantasy games, both of which are intensely interesting to teenagers. The next section profiles the personality of a teenager who might succumb to cult overtures, as well as environmental factors, which enhance the appeal of cultism. The personality profile includes teenagers' identity search; loners who are disconnected from family; teenagers without cultural, religious, or community values; and powerlessness. Methods for recruiting teenagers into satanism are discussed and it is noted that groups of followers are solidified by intimidation, guilt, and fear. Finally, a scenario for program planning and rehabilitation is presented. It is claimed one of the blocks to intervention is the disbelief of the general public. However, it is noted that denial of satanism is inappropriate for people who work with vulnerable teenagers. It is recommended that clients are stripped of all environmental symbols and are involved in group therapy. Family and community involvement, prevention programs by school counselors, and school-based mental health counselors are recommended.
Breggin, Peter R. (1991) Toxic Psychiatry. St. Martin's Press, NY, NY.
NOTE: Explores connections between nazi eugenics and U.S. psychiatry
Bresler, F. (1989) Who killed John Lennon? St. Martin's Press, NY, NY.
NOTE: On the possible use of mind control on Mark David Chapman.
Briere, J. (1989). Therapy for adults molested as children: Beyond survival. Springer Publishing, NY, NY.
Briere, John, et al (ed.) (1996) The APSAC handbook on child maltreatment. Sage Publications, Thousand Oaks, CA.
NOTE: Child abuse professionals contributed chapters on child maltreatment, medical and legal issues, reporting and prevention, and delivery of services; includes chapter on "Ritualistic Abuse of Children" by Susan J. Kelley.
Brim, Frank. The Christian approach to spiritual warfare The American Focus on Satanic Crime: Vol. 17. American Focus Publishers, Edison, NJ.
Brodeur, Paul (1977). The zapping of America: Microwaves, their deadly risk, and the coverup. MacLeod (Canadian edition), Norton, NY, NY. and St. Martin's Press, NY, NY.
NOTE: Contains a chapter on microwave mind control technology.
Bromley, David G. and Melton, J. Gordon. (eds.) (2002) Cults, religion, and violence. Cambridge Univ. Press, Cambridge, England and NY, NY.
TABLE OF CONTENTS: 1. Violence and religion in perspective David G. Bromley and J. Gordon Melton 2. Dramatic denouements David G. Bromley 3. Challenging misconceptions about the new religions-violence connection J. Gordon Melton and David G. Bromley 4. Sources of volatility in religious movements Thomas Robbins 5. Crises of charismatic legitimacy and violent behavior in new religious movements Lorne L. Dawson 6. Public agency involvement in government-religious movement confrontations Stuart A. Wright 7. Watching for violence: a comparative analysis of the roles of five types of cult-watching groups Eileen Barker 8. Mass suicide and the Branch Davidians John R. Hall 9. Occult masters and the temple of doom: the fiery end of the Solar Temple Massimo Introvigne and Jean-Francois Mayer 10. Dramatic confrontations: Aum Shinrikyo against the world Ian Reader 11. Making sense of the Heaven's Gate suicides Robert W. Balch and David Taylor12. Lessons from the past, perspective for the future David G. Bromley and J. Gordon Melton.
SUMMARY: (from the publisher) The authors, leading international experts on religious movements and violent behavior, focus on the four major episodes of cult violence during the last decade: the tragic conflagration that engulfed the Branch Davidians in Waco, Texas; the deadly sarin gas attack by the Aum Shinrikyo in Tokyo; the murder-suicides by the Solar Temple in Switzerland and Canada; and the collective suicide by the members of Heaven's Gate. They explore the dynamics leading to these dramatic episodes in North America, Europe, and Asia, and offer insights into the general relationship between violence and religious cults in contemporary society. The authors conclude that these events usually involve some combination of internal and external dynamics through which a new religious movement and society become polarized.
Brown, Daniel P., Scheflin, Alan W. and Hammond, D. Corydon. (1998) Memory, trauma treatment, and the law. W.W. Norton, NY, NY
Brown, Dee. (1996) Satanic ritual abuse: A handbook for therapists: How to deal effectively with the multiple personalities of ritual abusesurvivors. Blue Moon Press, Denver, CO.
NOTE: A warm, encouraging introduction to the treatment of adult survivors of ritual abuse, written for therapists beginning work in this area.
Brown, Rebecca. (1986) He came to set the captives free. Chick Pub, Chino, CA and (1997) Whitaker House, New Kensington, PA.
NOTE: Story of a nurse's recruitment and escape from satanism. Christian viewpoint, with many scriptural suggestions for fighting satanism.
Brown, Rebecca. (1990) Becoming a vessel of honor in the master's service. Fortress Books, Woodburn, OR and (1998) Whitaker House, New Kensington, PA.
NOTE: Christian viewpoint.
Brown, Rebecca, and Yoder, Daniel. (1996) Unbroken curses. Whitaker House, New Kensington, PA.
NOTE: Christian viewpoint.
Brown, Rebecca. (1997) Prepare for war. Whitaker House, New Kensington, PA. (Originally published (1987) Chick Pub, Chino, CA.
NOTE: Christian viewpoint.
Brown, Sandra L. (1991) Counseling victims of violence. Am. Assoc. Counseling and Development, Alexandria, VA
NOTE: TCoffey, Rebecca. (1998) Unspeakable truths and happy endings: Human cruelty and the new trauma therapy. Sidran Foundation Press, Baltimore, MD. http://www.sidran.org/his book examines the complex issues and techniques involved in treating survivors of traumatic experiences. The techniques described are essentially developmental intervention strategies. Specific areas covered in the discussion include: domestic violence, sexual trauma, assault, robbery, child abuse, spouse abuse, murder, ritual abuse, and recreational and group therapies.
Bryant, Doris, Kessler, Judy, and Shirar, Lynda.(1992) The family inside; Working with the multiple. W. W. Norton, NY, NY.
NOTE: About therapy with a ritual abuse survivor.
Bryant, Doris and Kessler, Judy. (1996) Beyond integration: One multiple's journey. W. W. Norton., NY, NY.
NOTE: A therapist and her ritual abuse survivor client describe the course of therapy and describe integration and issues encountered post-integration.
Bubeck, Mark. I. (1975) The adversary. Moody Press, Chicago. IL.
Bubeck, Mark. I. (1984.) Overcoming the adversary. Moody Press, Chicago. IL.
Bubeck, Mark. I. (1993) The satanic revival: Surprising cure. Here's Life Publishers, P. O. BOX 1576, San Bernardino, CA. Also T. Nelson, Nashville, TN.
Bubeck, Mark. I. (1995) The rise of fallen angels: Victory over the adversary through spiritual renewal. Moody Press, Chicago, IL.
Bubeck, Mark. I. (1999) Preparing for battle: A spiritual warfare workbook. Moody Press, Chicago. IL.
Buchanan, Laura. (1994) Satan's child: A survivor tells her story to help others heal. CompCare, Minneapolis, MN.
Buchanan, Lyn. (2003) The seventh sense: The secrets of remote viewing as told by a "psychic spy" for the U.S. military. Paraview Pocket Books, NY, NY.
NOTE: (from the publisher) Assigned for nearly a decade to a clandestine U.S. Army intelligence group, Buchanan trained military personnel who utilized their inherent psychic abilities as a data-collection tool during the Iran hostage crisis, the Chernobyl disaster, and the Gulf War.
Bugliosi, V. and Gentry, C. (1979) Helter-skelter: The true story of the Manson murders. Bantam Books, NY, NY.
NOTE: "True crime" format.
Burdick, Dorothy (1982) Such things are known. Vantage Press, NY, NY.
NOTE: About Dr. Ewen Cameron's CIA-funded psychic driving experiments.
Burgess, Ann Wolbert (ed.) (1984). Child pornography and sex rings. Lexington Books, Lexington, MA.
Burgess, Ann Wolbert and Grant, Christine A. (1988). Children traumatized in sex rings. National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, 2101 Wilson Boulevard, Suite 550, Arlington, VA 22201-3052
NOTE: Includes chapters on assessment, types of sex rings, response patterns of traumatized children, interviewing victims, treatment and legal issues
Burnett-Rae, Alan. (1971) Aleister Crowley: A memoir of 666; edited by Victor Hall; with four poems by Aleister Crowley. Vision Press, London, England.
Caceres, C.A., ed. (1965) Biomedical telemetry. Academic Press, NY, NY.
Camellion, Richard. (1978) Behavior modification: The art of mind murdering. Paladin Press, Boulder, CO.
Cameron, Ewen. (1968) Psychotherapy in action. Grune and Stratton: Gillmor, NY, NY.
Caplan, Arthur ed. (1992) When medicine went mad: Bioethics and the Holocaust. Humana Press, Totowa, N.J.
TABLE OF CONTENTS: Eva Mozes Kor, "Nazi Experiments as Viewed by a Survivor of Mengele's Experiments"; Sara Seiler Vigorito, "A Profile of Nazi Medicine: The Nazi Doctor--His Tethods and Goals"; Gisela Konopka, "The Meaning of the Holocaust for Bioethics"; Robert N. Proctor, "Nazi Biomedical Policies"; Benno Müller-Hill, "Eugenics: The Science and Religion of the Nazis"; Arthur L. Caplan, "How Did Medicine Go So Wrong?"; Robert S. Pozos, "Scientific Inquiry and Ethics: The Dachau Data"; Jay Katz and Tobert S. Pozos, "The Dachau Hypothermia Study: An Ethical and Scientific Commentary"; Benjamin Freedman, "Moral Analysis and the Use of Nazi Experimental Results"; Velvl W. Greene, "Can Scientists Use Information Derived from the Concentration Camps? Ancient Answers to New Questions"; Ruth Macklin, "Which Way Down the Slippery Slope? Nazi Medical Killing and Euthanasia Today"; Ronald E. Cranford, "The Contemporary Euthanasia Movement and the Nazi Euthanasia Program: Are There Meaningful Similarities?"; Richard John Neuhaus, "The Way They Were, The Way We Are"; Jay Katz, "Abuse of Human Beings for the Sake of Science"; William E. Seidelman, "'Medspeak' for Murder: The Nazi Experience and the Culture of Medicine"; Nancy L. Segal, "Twin Research at Auschwitz-Birkenau: Implications for the Use of Nazi Data Today"; George J. Annas, "The Human Genome Project in Perspective: Confronting Our Past To Protect Our Future." Carlson, C., Larue, G. and O'Sullivan, G. (1988) Satanism in America. Gaia Press.
Carlson, C., Larue, G. and O'Sullivan, G. (1988) Satanism In America. Gaia Press, El Cerrito, CA.
Carlson, Dale Bick. (1983) The mystery of the shining children.Grosset & Dunlap, NY, NY.
NOTE: Fiction. Jenny Dean, teenage detective, suspects that a doctor's experiments on children at a private foundation are part of a plot to achieve mind control.
Carr, J. (1985) The twisted cross. Huntington House, Lafayette, LA.
NOTE: About nazism and the occult.
Cart, Dorothy Cariker (1994) Jail bait. Sunstone Press, Santa Fe, NM.
NOTE: Fiction
Cavendish, R. (l967) The black arts. Wideview/Perigree, NY, NY.
NOTE: A readable and complete scholarly history of numerology, the Cabala, alchemy, and satanism, with a clear explanation of satanic theology.
Cawthorne, Nigel. (1995) Satanic murder. True Crime, London, England.
NOTE: "True crime" format
Cerullo, Morris. (1973) The back side of satan. Creation House, Carol Stream, IL.
NOTE: Satanism and witchcraft in the United States.
Cervantes, Fernando. (1994) The devil in the New World: The impact of diabolism in New Spain. Yale University Press: New Haven, CN.
NOTE: History of satanism in Mexico.
Chalberg, Michael. Shattered people: Journeys to joy.
NOTE: A Christian book about a woman with DID healing from clergy abuse. See http:www.shepherdscareministries.org.
Chase - The Troops for Truddi Chase. (1987) When rabbit howls. Dutton, NY, NY and 1990 Jove Books, NY, NY.
Chawkin, S. (1987) The mind stealers. Houghton Mifflin, Boston, MA.
Christenson, Evelyn. (1990) Battling the prince of darkness. Victor Books: Wheaton, IL.
Cirlot, J.E. (1962) A dictionary of symbols. Philosophical Press. London, England.
Clark, John. (2003) The healing of satanically ritually abused multiple personality disorder. Authorhouse, Bloomington, IN.
Clarkson, Wensley, and Pahler, Elyse Marie. (1998) In the name of satan. St. Martin's Paperbacks, NY, NY.
NOTE: "True crime" format.
Clawar, Stanley S. (1991) Children held hostage: Dealing with programmed and brainwashed children. American Bar Association Press, Chicago, IL.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:: Brainwashing and programming: Definitional perspectives, levels of awareness, and stages -- Brainwashing techniques -- Motivational factors: Uncovering the programmer's themes and processes -- Impact and influence factors: The effects on children and relationships -- Deprogramming factors: Forms of intervention -- The female factors: Why women programme more than men-- Findings, conclusions, surprises, and implications of the study -- Appendix: Research techniques and sample characteristics -- Glossary of programming/brainwashing terms.
NOTE: (from the introduction) This treatise is based on years of experience counseling families in divorce and evaluating custody litigation. It should provide guidance to the bar, bench, and mental health professionals in ascertaining whether a child has been intentionally brainwashed or alienated from one parent by the other parent, and if so, it offers methods of dealing with these children.
Clay, Catrine and Leapman, Michael (1995) The master race: The Lebensborn experiment in nazi Germany. Hodder and Stoughton, London, England.
Clay, Colin. (1996) More than a survivor: Memories of satanic ritual abuse and the paths which lead to healing. 1337 College Drive, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada S7N 0W6.
TABLE OF CONTENTS: Warning - Forward (Karl Oberdieck, MD) - Introduction- Where adult memories begin- Triggers - The satanic lifestyle- Survivors' voices - Ritual abuse - Dissociation and multiple personality adaptation - The journey towards healing - Recommended reading - Index.
SUMMARY: More than a survivor covers a number of topics in clear and accessible language and is an excellent introduction to the topic of ritual abuse. Because it covers so much ground, from specific rituals to Nazism to different approaches to healing, no one chapter is all-inclusive. The author, an Anglican ecumenical pastoral counselor at the University of Saskatchewan, speaks in a gentle, non-authoritarian voice. Readers should be prepared for reproductions of survivor art, drawings of satanic symbols, alphabets, and graphic prose and poetry by survivors. Canadians will be particularly interested in the discussion of some Canadian criminal investigations and trials and of 'Bad Medicine,' the perversion of Native American practices.
Coffey, Rebecca. (1998) Unspeakable truths and happy endings: Human cruelty and the new trauma therapy. Sidran Foundation Press, Baltimore, MD. http://www.sidran.org/
Cohn, N. (1993) Europe's inner demons: The demonization of Christians in medieval Christendom. Pimlico, London, England.
Collins, Anne. (1988) In the sleep room. The story of the CIA brainwashing experiments in Canada. Lester and Orpen Dennys, Toronto, Canada.
NOTE: About Dr. Ewen Cameron's CIA-funded mind control experiments at Montreal's Allen Memorial Institute
Colvin, R. (1992) Evil harvest: The shocking true story of cult murder in the American heartland. Bantam, NY, NY.
Committee on Child Abuse Prevention (1991). Ritualistic child abuse in California. Government report. (Available from State of California, Health and Welfare Agency, Department of Social Services, State Social Services Advisory Board, 744 "P" Street, M.S. 17-01, Sacramento, CA 95814).
Conde, N. (1982) The believers. Signet Books, NY, NY.
Constantine, Alex. (1997) Virtual government: CIA mind control operations and the swastika. Feral House, Venice, CA.
TABLE OF CONTENTS: Section 1 "Telemetric Mind Control" Section 2 "CIA, Satanism and Cult Abuse of Children" Section 3 "The CIA's Black Budget and Domestic Operations
NOTE: Topics include: the geopolitical framework of virtual government, Operation MOCKINGBIRD; "alien" abductions, "psychic" warfare, The search for the Manchurian preschooler; McMartin preschool revisited, a case of nazi-style experimental psychiatry in Canada, Timothy McVeigh, CIA mind control, and the Postal Service.
Constantine, Alex. Psychic Dictatorship in the USA. Feral House: Portland, OR.
TABLE OF CONTENTS Section 1 Telemetric Mind Control Section 2 CIA, Satanism and Cult Abuse of Children Section 3 The CIA's Black Budget and Domestic Operations.
NOTE: Essays on electromagnetic and biotelemetric mind-control experimentation by intelligence agencies (often on involuntary subjects), satanism and ritual cult abuse of children, and OSS/CIA theft and profiteering to fund covert operations. Includes material on the Strategic Defense Initiative as a cover story for mind-control research, the McMartin Preschool molestation case, the Jeffrey MacDonald "Fatal Vision" murders, the Children of God cult, the Larry King case in Omaha, NutraSweet and the dumbing of America, and the secret appropriation of stolen Nazi art by the OSS.
Cook, C. (1991) Understanding ritual abuse through a study of thirty-three ritual abuse survivors from thirteen different states. Privately printed, Ritual Abuse Project, Sacramento CA
Cooper, John Charles. (1990) The black mask: Satanism in America today. F.H. Revell, Old Tappan, NJ.
Corcoran, J. Bitter harvest: Gordon Kahl and the Posse Comitatus: Murder in the heartland. Penguin, NY, NY.
Cox, Pat, Kershaw, Sheila and Trotter, Joy (eds.). (2000) Child Sexual Assault: Feminist Perspectives. Houndmills, Basingstoke, Hampshire, England and Palgrave, NY, NY.
NOTE: Discusses organized abuse, child sexual assault, women abusers, and satanic abuse.
Crewdson, J. (1988) By silence betrayed. Little, Brown, Boston, MA.
NOTE: An over-view of research on child sexual abuse, with a chapter on the McMartin case.
(Note: Crowley was a prolific writer, with approximately sixty books to his credit. We have listed only those with sections that seem most apt to have served as source material for abusive rituals.)
Crowley, Aleister. (1969) The confessions of Aleister Crowley: An autohagiography. Cape, London. Also (1970) Hill and Wang, NY, NY and (1979) Routledge and Kegan Paul, London and Boston.
Crowley, Aleister. (1973) Book 4: Magick. Edited, annotated, and introduced by John Symonds and Kenneth Grant. Routledge & Kegan Paul, London, England.
Crowley, Aleister. (1973) Magick without tears. Edited by Israel Regardie. Llewellyn, St. Paul, MN. Edited with annotations by John Symonds and Kenneth Grant. Duckworth: London, England. Also (1982) Falcon Press, Phoenix, AZ and (1983) Magick without tears: unexpurgated, commented (being the Oriflamme, volume VI, no. 3-4). Duckworth: London, England and Society Ordo Templi Orientis International, Nashville, TN.
Crowley, Aleister. (1973) The book of the law (technically called Liber al vel legis sub figura CCXX as delivered by XCIII = 418 to DCLXVI) An Ixii sol in Aries March 21, 1973 e.v. Thelema Pub., Oceanside, CA.
Crowley, Aleister. (1974) Magical and philosophical commentaries on “The book of the law” Edited and annotated by John Symonds and Kenneth Grant. 93 Publishing, Montreal, Canada and S. Weiser, York Beach, ME.
Crowley, Aleister. (1974) The works of Aleister Crowley. Gordon Press, NY, NY.
Crowley, Aleister. (1975) The law is for all: An extended commentary on “The book of the law.” Edited, with an introduction, by Israel Regardie. Llewellyn, St. Paul, MN. Also (1983) Falcon Press, Phoenix, AZ.
Crowley, Aleister. (1976) Magick in theory and practice. Dover, NY, NY.
Crowley, Aleister. (1983) The holy books of Thelema. S. Weiser, York Beach, ME.
Crowley, P. (1990) Not my child. Doubleday, NY, NY.
NOTE: A mother's account of discovering her daughter's ritual abuse in day care and the struggle to prosecute.
Crowther, P. (1985) Lid off the cauldron. S. Weiser, York Beach, ME.
Cunningham, Louisa (ed.) Satanism and false mystical trends. (First edition in Turkish: (2003) Satanizm girdabi ve sahte metafizik akimlar. Isik Yayinlari, Istanbul, Turkey.) The Light, Rutherford, NJ
NOTE: About adolescent interest in satanism.
Dallett, Jo. (1991) Saturday's child. Inner City, NY, NY.
Daniels, April and Scott, Carol. (1992) Paperdolls: Healing from sexual abuse in Mormon neighborhoods. Palingenesia Press. Mail order: Wasatch Book Distributors, PO Box 11776, Salt Lake City, UT 84147.
Daraul, Arkon.. (1962) A History of Secret Societies, Citadel Press, NJ.
Davis, L. (1992) Allies in healing: When the person you love as sexually abused as a child. Harper Collins, NY, NY.
Davis, W. (1985) The serpent and the rainbow. Simon and Schuster, NY, NY.
NOTE: An anthropologist explores Haitian voudoun, secret societies, and the phenomenon of zombies. No mention of ritual abuse per se, although there are references to Ewen Cameron (who was funded by the CIA).
Daymore, Rosie. (2001) Blessed: reclaiming my life from the hidden horror of ritual abuse. Life Path Pub. House, Indianapolis, IN.
de Camp, John W. (1991). The Franklin cover-up: Child abuse, satanism and murder in Nebraska. A.W.T., Inc., P.O. Box 85461, Lincoln, NE 68501.
NOTE: Documents evidence of relationships between banking, covert military operations, drug smuggling, child prostitution, child pornography and allegations of ritual child abuse.
de Young, Mary. (2002) The ritual abuse controversy: An annotated bibliography. McFarland, Jefferson, N.C.
de Young, Mary. (2004) The day care ritual abuse moral panic. McFarland, Jefferson, NC.
TABLE OF CONTENTS: 1. Scenes from the Zeitgeist: 2. The Devil Goes to Day Care: 3. Enter the Child-Savers: 4. Betwixt and Between: 5. Demonizing Defiant Folk Devils: 6. Morality Plays: 7. The Devil Goes Abroad: 8. When All Is Said and Done:
DeHaan, Richard W. and Vander Lugt, Herbert (1972) Satan, satanism, and witchcraft. Zondervan, Grand Rapids, MI.
DeVito, Robert A. "The use of amytal interviews in the treatment of an exceptionally complex case of multiple personality disorder." Kluft, Richard P and Fine, Catherine G (ed.). Clinical perspectives on multiple personality disorder. American Psychiatric Press, Washington DC. pp. 227-40.
NOTE: The author relates his experience with the use of amytal-facilitated interviews in the treatment of multiple personality disorder. Following one patient from diagnosis through integration, he notes that in dealing with perceptions and cognitions previously hidden in the layered alter systems (127 personality elements were documented in this case), the patient has been experiencing a series of PTSD symptoms, particularly flashbacks to childhood abuse experiences.
KEY WORDS Adults - Americans - Bereavement - Dissociative Identity Disorder - Females - Hypnotherapy - Narcoanalysis - Psychiatric Inpatients - Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy - Psychobiology - PTSD - Ritual Abuse - Survivors
Deikman. Arthur J. (1990) Wrong way home: Uncovering the patterns of cult behavior in American society. Beacon, Boston, MA.
Delgado, José Manuel Rodríguez, (1962) Pharmacological analysis of central nervous action. Pergamon, Oxford, UK.
Delgado, José Manuel Rodríguez, (1965) Evolution of physical control of the brain. American Museum of Natural History, NY, NY.
Delgado, Jose Manuel Rodriguez. (1969) Physical control of the mind: Toward a psychocivilized society. Harper and Row, NY, NY.
Desborough, Brian. They cast no shadows: A collection of essays on the illuminati, revisionist history, and suppressed technologies. American Focus Publishers, Edison.
DesErmia, Helen. (1995) Shadow people. Thomas Nelson, Nashville, TN.
NOTE: Christian fiction.
Devine, MaryV. (1991) Magic From Mexico: Folk magic, prayers, spells, and recipes as taught by the wise women of Guadalupe. Llewellyn Publications, St. Paul, MN.
Devine, Mary (1992) Magic From Mexico: Folk magic, prayers, spells and recipes as taught by the wise women of Guadalupe. Llewellyn Publications, St. Paul, MN.
Dolan, Yvonne. M. (1991). Resolving sexual abuse: Solution-focused therapy and Ericksonian hypnosis for adult survivors. W. W. Norton, NY, NY.
NOTE: An experienced therapist presents a number of useful techniques for working with sexual abuse survivors.
Doyle, Joan S. and Stoop, David. (1991) "Witness and victim of multiple abuses: Collaborative treatment of 10-year-old Randy in a residential treatment center." In Nancy Boyd Webb (ed.) Play therapy with children in crisis: A casebook for practitioners. New York: Guilford Press, NY, NY. pp. 111-140.
NOTE: Describes the use of play therapy to treat a ten-year-old boy diagnosed with PTSD resulting from chronic, severe abuse and torture (ritual abuse). Treatment was performed in a secure residential treatment facility for children.
Doyle, Joan S. and Stoop, David. (1999) “Witness and victim of multiple abuses: Case of Randy, age 10, in a residential treatment center, and follow-up at age 19 in prison.” In Webb, Nancy Boyd (ed.). Play therapy with children in crisis: Individual, group, and family treatment, 2nd ed. Guilford Press, NY, NY. pp. 131-163.
NOTE: Describes the use of play therapy to treat a ten-year-old boy diagnosed with PTSD resulting from chronic, severe abuse and torture (ritual abuse). Treatment was performed in a secure residential treatment facility for children. A "Follow-up: Randy, age 19" updates the case history.
Dracup, Jim. Battling satanic elements. The American Focus on Satanic Crime: Vol. 8. American Focus Publishers, Edison, NJ.
NOTE: Addresses satanism from the perspectives of investigative theology, Christian scripture, and cultural awareness.
Dubois, William Edward Lee. (1992) Occult crime: Detection, investigation, and verification. San Miguel Press, Las Vegas, NM.
Dunigan, Jack. (1990) Bad moon rising: Satanism's war on America's youth, and what you can do about it. Lifelines, Rimrock, AZ.
Duncan, C.W. (1994). The fractured mirror: Healing multiple personality disorder. Health Communications, Deerfield Beach, FL.
NOTE: Overview on MPD presents therapeutic strategies; includes chapter on cult and ritual abuse.
Eberle, Paul and Eberle, Shirley. (1986) The politics of child abuse. L. Stuart, Secaucus, NJ.
TABLE OF CONTENTS: Child abuse goes public -- McMartin -- The defense doctor: Lee Coleman, M.D. -- The prosecution doctor: Roland Summit, M.D. -- V.O.C.A.L.: Victims of child abuse laws -- Jordan, Minnesota: Children never lie... -- Bakersfield baby snatchers: Where are the bodies? -- Montessori: We need more victims -- Ruby: Only one is still alive -- Sacramento snuff: More satanic rituals -- Michele -- Bingley -- In conclusion -- Bibliography and references -- Appendix A: The Federal Child Abuse Act -- Appendix B: Notice of motion to disqualify the District Attorney.
Eberle, Paul and Eberle, Shirley (1993) The abuse of innocence: The McMartin preschool trial. Prometheus Books, Buffalo, N.Y.
Elliott, Michelle (ed.) (1994) Female sexual abuse of children. Guilford, NY, NY.
NOTE: Presents statistics and treatment issues, as well as accounts from survivors of female perpetrators.
Ellis, Bill. (2000) Raising the devil: Satanism, new religions, and the media. Univ.Press of Kentucky, Lexington. KY.
NOTE: Argues that reports of satanism in America are contemporary legends and stem from folkloric beliefs.
Els, Lien and Jonker, Kobus. (2000) Satanism in South Africa. Amabhuku Publications, Lynnwood Ridge (Private Bag X30, Lynnwood Ridge 0040), South Africa.
Elwood, Roger. (1973) Strange things are happening; Satanism, witchcraft, and God. D. C. Cook, Elgin, IL.
Emerson, Steven. (1988) Secret warriors: Inside the covert military operations of the Reagan era Putnam, NY, NY.
Ericson, Eric. (1978) The sorcerer. St. Martin's Press, NY, NY.
NOTE: Fiction
Estabrooks, George (1943 and 1957) Hypnotism. Dutton, NY, NY.
NOTE: Estabrooks was a consultant and researcher for the OSS and later the CIA, based at Colgate University. The 1943 edition has accounts of personal experiments and anecdotes of effects of hypnosis. Mentions work done with the War Department, including the possibility of creating programmed couriers and assassins. See especially the chapters on hypnosis in warfare and crime, which includes material on the possibility of programmed couriers and assassins.
Estabrooks, George H. and Gross, Nancy E. (1961) The future of the human mind. Dutton, NY, NY.
NOTE: Contains material on parapsychology and extrasensory perception.
Evans, Charles G. B. (1991) Teens and devil-worship: What everyone should know. Huntington Houses, Lafayette, LA.
Fairholm, J. and Moore, T. (1990) Child abuse prevention program for adolescents, Part I. Canadian Red Cross, Ottawa, ON Canada
NOTE: Presents background information and a curriculum outline for use in helping Canadian adolescents understand the nature and impacts of child and adolescent abuse and neglect, in involving them in a dialogue about their hurts and experiences, and in becoming able to protect themselves and others. Adolescents describe their vulnerabilities, inner turmoil, and insecurities. The students' disclosures are combined with information about the nature and impacts of adolescent maltreatment, emotional maltreatment, physical abuse and neglect, abusive families, and child sexual abuse. Sex offenders, ritual abuse, and the components of effective intervention and treatment are also discussed. Communication methods to use in prevention efforts are discussed, with emphasis on basic techniques, public speaking, student involvement techniques, ways to handle stage fright, cross- cultural communications, and leadership of discussions. Figures, checklists, outlines, and chapter reference lists.
Feldman, G. C. (1993.) Lessons in evil, lessons from the light: A true story of satanic abuse and spiritual healing. Crown, NY, NY.
NOTE: A therapist's account, with many quotations from the survivor, of healing by an Afro-American survivor of Satanic abuse.
Fewster, Gerald. ed. (1990) In the shadow of Satan: The ritual abuse of children. Univ. of Calgary Press, Calgary, Canada.
NOTE: Special issue of Journal of child and youth care; includes bibliographical references.
Finkelhor, David, Meyer-Williams, Linda and Burns, Nanci (1988). Nursery Crimes: Sexual abuse in day care. Sage Press, Newbury Park, CA.
NOTE: Presents results of study of sexual abuse in over 200 day care centers in the United States.
Finney, Lynne D. (1992) Reach for the rainbow. Putnam, NY, NY.
Flowers, E. (1990) Fire and ice: Magical teachings of Germany's greatest secret occult order. Llewellyn, St. Paul, MN.
Flynn, K, & Gerhardt, G. (1989) The silent brotherhood: Inside America's racist underground. Signet (Penguin), NY, NY.
NOTE 'True crime' format: story of the white supremacist group that killed Alan Berg.
Forward, Susan and Buck, Craig. (1979) Betrayal of innocence and its devastation. Penguin, NY, NY.
Fraser, George A. (1997) The dilemma of ritual abuse: Cautions and guides for therapists. Am. Psych. Press, Washington DC.
NOTE: This book is for the therapist and others interested in the ritual abuse (RA) phenomenon. It is not an attempt to prove or disprove the reality of ritualized abuse; rather, it is hoped to be a guide to therapists. Clinical experience indicates that not all reports of RA are accurate. History and the legal profession will clarify whether some reports may be partially or wholly accurate. In the meantime, despite the ongoing controversy, clinicians continue to have patients seeking help for recollection they believe point to ritualized abuses earlier in their lives. This book offers advice on approaches that should be considered when a therapist faces a patient presenting with a history containing elements pertaining to abuses in satanic and/or sadistic ritualized settings.
Fraser, George A. (1997) "Visions of memories: A patient's visual representation of ritual abuse ceremonies." In Fraser, George A (ed.). The dilemma of ritual abuse: Cautions and guides for therapists. Am.Psych. Press, Washington DC. pp. 183-196
NOTE: Sometimes a picture is worth a thousand words. The artwork included in this chapter was done by a patient who has been in therapy with me. She has given permission for them to be published in this book. Except for the first three, the patient drew these pictures during therapy to convey what she believes are her memories of ceremonies in a satanic cult. She believes these memories were withheld by alter personalities who were too frightened to tell but felt safe to convey through drawings. Later, I was able to discuss the drawings with the patient and ask her to explain what they represented. These discussions helped the patient understand the belief system of inner personality states who claimed they had been abused in a satanic cult in perverse and sadistic ways. I do not know, of course, whether or not the drawings represent true memories. If they do, this is probably the closest most of us will ever get to see satanic ritual ceremonies. Because the drawings portray so well what many therapists are being told, I felt that it would be helpful to include this pictorial chapter.
Fraser, George A. "Ritual abuse: Lessons learned as a therapist." In Fraser, George A (ed.). The dilemma of ritual abuse: Cautions and guides for therapists. Am. Psych. Press, Washington DC. pp. 119-135.
AUTHOR ABSTRACT:: This chapter is not an argument for or against the reality of ritual abuse (RA) but rather is a sharing of my clinical experiences and dilemmas in working in this field. I divide this chapter into three sections: (1) Lessons learned that have led me to be cautious in accepting what I am told by patients, (2) Factors that lead me to accept the possibility of RA, and (3) Changes in my approach to new patients presenting with RA histories, resulting from the previous two factors
Frederickson, Bruce G. (1995) Satanism. Concordia, St. Louis, MO.
Frederickson, Bruce. (1988) How to respond to satanism. Concordia, St. Louis, MO.
TABLE OF CONTENTS: Introduction: The enemy and his footprints: The whispers of God: Satan visible - religious satanists: On the margin of the visible - satanic cults: Do-it-yourself satanism: From a Christian Perspective: Recommended reading.
NOTE: This is a Christian pamphlet, written by a Lutheran minister. It does not mention or comment on intergenerational satanism, although it has a short section on pre-Crowley satanic practices.
Fredrickson, Rene. (1992). Repressed memories; a journey to recovery from sexual abuse. Simon and Schuster, NY, NY.
Freed, Josh, (1980) Moonwebs: Journey into the mind of a cult. Dorset Pub., Toronto, Canada.
NOTE: About Sun Myung Moon and the Unification Church.
Friesen, James G. (1991) Uncovering the mystery of MPD: Its shocking origins its surprising cure. Here's Life Publishers, San Bernadino, CA.
NOTE: Christian orientation.
French, Joel. (1991) The secret diary of a satan worshipper. New Leaf Press, Green Forest, AZ.
NOTE: Christian biography
Friesen, J.G. (1991). Uncovering the mystery of MPD. Here's
Life Publishers: San Bernadino, CA
NOTE:
Christian orientation.
Friesen, J.G. (1992) More than survivors: Conversations with multiple-personality
clients. T. Nelson: Nashville TN
NOTE: Christian orientation.
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