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Galanter, Marc. (1989) Cults: faith, healing and coercion. Oxford Univ., NY, NY.
Galanter, Marc (Ed.) (1989) Cults and new religious movements. American Psychiatric Press, Washington, DC.
NOTE: Examination of the spectrum of religious movements. Does not include Satanism.
Gallagher, Hugh Gregory. (1990) By trust betrayed: Patients, physicians, and the license to kill in the Third Reich. Henry Holt, NY, NY.
Gardell, Mattias. (2003) Gods of the blood: The pagan revival and white separatism. Duke Univ. Press, Durham, NC.
TABLE OF CONTENTS: Introduction: Globalization, nationalism, and the pagan revival -- The transforming landscapes of American racism -- The smorgasbord of the revolutionary white-racist counterculture -- The pagan revival -- Wolf-Age pagans: the Odinist call of Aryan revolutionary paganism -- By the spear of Odin: the rise of Wotansvolk -- Ethnic Asatru -- Hail Loki! Hail Satan! Hail Hitler!: darkside Asatru, satanism, and occult national socialism -- Globalization, Aryan paganism, and romantic men with guns.
Gardiner, John and Gardiner, Helen. (1990) Satanism:The seduction of South Africa's youth. Struikhof, Cape Town, USA.
George, Elizabeth. (1988) A great deliverance. Bantam, NY, NY.
NOTE: A novel based on non-Satanic ritual abuse.
Gil, Eliana.(1988) Treatment of adult survivors. Launch Press, Walnut Creek, CA.
Gillmor, Don (1987) I swear by Apollo: Dr. Ewen Cameron and the CIA brainwashing experiments Eden Press, Montreal, Canada.
Glass, James M. (1997) Life unworthy of life: Racial phobia and mass murder in Hitler's Germany. Basic Books, NY, NY.
Goobie, Beth. (1994) Scars of light. NeWest, Edmonton, Canada.
NOTE: Poetry by a survivor of pseudo-Christian ritual abuse, child prostitution and child pornography. Includes poems about her brother being forced to participate, about his suicide at age 16, and how she was able to finally forgive him.
Goobie, Beth. (1998) The colors of Carol Molev. Roussan Publishers, Montreal, Ont., Canada.
NOTE: A dream-like novel which conveys the feeling of being able to see into other dimensions, read people's thoughts, influence and direct their energy, and also the feeling of being controlled by a malevolent cult. The setting is a high school and is realistically portrayed.
Goodman, Gail, Aman, Christine and Hirschman, Jodi (1987). "Child sexual and physical abuse: Children's testimony." In Children's eyewitness memory. S. J. Ceci, M. P. Toglia and D. F. Ross (Eds.). Springer-Verdag, NY. NY.
NOTE: Presents research results affirming credibility of children's reports of sexual abuse, with reference to the Country Walk case in Miami, Florida.
Goodrick-Clarke, Nicholas. (1992) The occult roots of nazism: secret Aryan cults and their influence on nazi ideology: the Ariosophists of Austria and Germany, 1890-1935. NY Univ. Press, NY, NY.
Goodrick-Clarke, Nicholas. (1998) Hitler's priestess: Savitri Devi, the Hindu-Aryan myth, and neo-nazism. NY Univ. Press, NY, NY.
Goodrick-Clarke, Nicholas. (2002) Black sun: Aryan cults, esoteric nazism, and the politics of identity. NY Univ. Press, NY, NY.
Goodwin, Jean M. (1993) Rediscovering childhood trauma: Historical casebook and clinical applications. American Psychiatric Press, Washington, DC.
Goodwin, Jean M. ”Human vectors of trauma: Illustrations from the Marquis de Sade,” in Goodwin, Jean M. (ed.) Rediscovering childhood trauma: Historical casebook and clinical applications. American Psychiatric Press, (1993) Washington, DC, pp. 95-111.
NOTE: This chapter proposes the term “sadistic abuse” as a descriptor for those extreme and severe acts of interpersonal violence (i.e., child abuse, sadistic crime, political torture, etc), which in the 1980s came to be described as ”ritual abuse.”
Goodwin, Jean M. and Attias, R. (1993). “Eating disorders in survivors of multimodal childhood abuse. (In Kluft, R. P. (ed.), Clinical perspectives on multiple personality disorder. pp. 327-342) American Psychiatric Press, Washington DC.
Gosch, Noreen N. (2000) Why Johnny can't come home. Johnny Gosch Foundation, West Des Moines, IA.
Gotz Aly, Chroust, Peter, and Pross, Christian: translated by Cooper, Belinda (1994) Cleansing the fatherland: Nazi medicine and racial hygiene. Johns Hopkins Univ. Press, Baltimore, MD.
Goulding, R. and Schwartz, R. (1995). The mosaic mind: Empowering the tormented selves of child abuse survivors. W.W. Norton, NY, NY.
Graff, Dale E. (1998) Tracks in the psychic wilderness: An exploration of remote viewing, ESP, precognitive dreaming, and synchronicity. Element Books Ltd, Shaftesbury, Dorset, England and NY, NY.
NOTE: An aerospace engineer shares his experiences as director of the U.S. Air Force's highly classified project STARGATE, which lasted over twenty years, and includes a section on how to develop your own powers of remote viewing and precognitive dreaming.
Grant, Kenneth, (1973) Aleister Crowley and the hidden god. Muller, London, England.
Grant, Richard. (1997) In the land of winter. Avon Books, NY, NY.
NOTE: Fiction.
Greaves, George B. (1992) "Alternative hypotheses regarding claims of satanic cult activity: A critical analysis." In Sakheim, David K. and Devine, Susan, (eds., Out of darkness: Exploring satanism and ritual abuse (pp. 45-72). Lexington Books/Macmillan, NY, NY.
SUMMARY: At present the most common area for discussion about satanic cults is the reality of their existence; opinions vary from total acceptance to total disbelief. This chapter presents overview of the issues involved in this debate, a useful typology of the positions taken by experts in the fields, and a helpful integration of these seemingly divergent perspectives. Topics include: conceptual confusion in SCS (satanic cult survivor) reports; SCS productions as clinical data; the principle heuristic hypotheses; the nihilistic hypotheses; the apologist hypotheses.
Greaves G. B. (1993). “A history of MPD.” In Kluft, R. P. (ed.), Clinical perspectives multiple personality disorder. (pp. 355-380). American Psychiatric Press, Washington DC.
Greek, Adrian and Greek, Anne. (1985) Mind abuse by cults and others. Greek, Adrian. Positive Action Center, P.O. Box 20997, Portland OR 97220.
Greven, Philip J. (1992). Spare the child: The religious roots of punishment and the psychological impact of physical abuse. Vintage Books, NY, NY.
Guilliatt, Richard. (1996) Talk of the devil: Repressed memory and the ritual abuse witch-hunt. Text Pub., Melbourne, Australia
Gunderson, Ted L. (1992) Corruption: The satanic cult drug network and missing children. Vol. I and II. Available from Ted L. Gunderson and Associates, 2210 Wilshire Blvd., #422, Santa Monica, CA 90403.
NOTE: Articles from a wide variety of sources, including police reports, memos, newspapers, survivor reports. Focuses on drug running, possible government involvement, and cover-ups.
Gurudas. (1996) Treason: The New World Order. Cassandra Press, San Rafael, CA.
NOTE: A reference work on the New World Order and Patriot movement. Topics reviewed include: corporate dominance, political ramifications of globalization, the secret government, state sovereignty, the out of control intelligence community, Oklahoma City bombing and cover-up, left and right working together, role of the militias in U.S. history, past martial law in the U.S., murder as a political weapon, GATT and NAFTA, radiation/biological experiments on people, and corporate/fascist plot for a dictatorship in the 1930s which Congress confirmed. Over forty pages of notes, bibliography, and index.
Halperin, David “Guidelines for psychiatric hospitalization of ex-cultists.” in Langone, Michael D [ed.]; Recovery from cults: Help for victims of psychological and spiritual abuse. pp. 263-274; (1995) W.W. Norton, NY, NY.
SUMMARY: This chapter describes cases that illustrate the types of problems encountered by psychiatric hospitals treating cultists. Three broad categories of patients deserve examination: individuals who prior to cult affiliation appeared to be without significant mental illness; individuals who prior to cult affiliation evidenced significant psychopathology; and individuals who ascribe to satanism. Cult affiliation may significantly exacerbate the individual's difficulties in adaptation, whatever overt symptoms of preexisting psychopathology are present. Thus, in considering guidelines for the inpatient treatment of cult members, the relationship of the cult member to his or her family, ego strength prior to affiliation, and community resources available to the individual upon discharge need to be considered for meaningful aftercare planning. Guidelines can be best formulated and issues considered in the context provided by the examination of specific cases within the three categories outlined above. [Adapted from Text, p. 264]
Harper, A. (1990) Dance with the devil. Kingsway Publications, Eastbourne, England.
Harstad, Donald. (1998) Eleven days: A novel of the heartland .Doubleday, NY, NY.
NOTE: Fiction
Hassan, S. (1989) Combatting cult mind control. Park Street Press, Rochester, VT.
NOTE: An analysis of above-board cult induction, brainwashing, and exit counseling techniques.
Hawkins, Diane W. (2001) Supporting ritual abuse survivors. Restoration in Christ Ministries, Grottoes, VA.
Hawthorne, Nathaniel, 1804-1864. Young Goodman Brown. Creative Education, Mankato, MN.
NOTE: Fiction. A nocturnal journey with the devil and a strange vision in the forest lead Goodman Brown to regard his fellow townspeople as devil worshipers.
Hayden, Torey L. (1991) Ghost girl: The true story of a child in peril and the teacher who saved her.. Little, Brown, Boston, MA.
NOTE: A special education teacher recognizes ritual abuse in one of her students.
Hechler, David. (1988). The battle and the backlash: The child sexual abuse war. Lexington Books, Lexington, MA and Toronto, Canada.
NOTE: Explores the evolution of backlash organizations, with reference to many well-known cases of child sexual abuse.
Hecht, Jeff. (1984) Beam weapons: The next arms race. Plenum Press, NY, NY.
NOTE: Chapters include "Particle beam technology," "Battlefield beam weapons," "Strange saga of X-Ray laser," "Beam weapon myth," "Turning fiction into fact," and "HPM (high powered microwaves): The zapping of the hardware".
Hedges, Lawrence E. (1994) Remembering, repeating, and working through childhood trauma: The psychodynamics of recovered memories, multiple personality, ritual abuse, incest, molest, and abduction. J. Aronson, Northvale, NJ.
TABLE OF CONTENTS: Part I: Taking recovered memories seriously -- Varieties of remembering and forgetting -- Transference and resistance memories -- The fear of breakdown, emptiness, and death -- Part II: Multiple personality reconsidered -- Background and history of multiplicity -- Understanding and working with multiples -- Part III: The dual relationship in psychotherapy -- The problem of duality -- In praise of the dual relationship -- Duality as essential to psychological cure -- Part IV: Psychotic anxieties and the organizing experience -- The organizing transference -- Working through the organizing transference -- The development of a transference psychosis: Sandy -- Countertransference to the organizing experience -- Therapists at risk.
SUMMARY: This book discusses what is vital to understand the psychodynamic roots of remembered (childhood) abuse. Drawing on a century of psychoanalytic study of memory and the way it operates in therapy, Hedges clarifies the misunderstandings and misinformation that currently exist in the media and popular press regarding memory and the nature of the psychotherapeutic process. Hedges reviews the many ways in which our memories play tricks on us. He shows how the therapist who is uninformed about the power of transference is likely to collude with the patient's resistance to transference remembering and thus help the person externalize blame for the experienced trauma onto persons outside the therapeutic relationship and in the distant past.
Heller, Randall K. (1982) Deprogramming for do-it-yourselfers: A cure for the common cult. Gentle Press, P.O. Box 47, Medina, OH 44258.
Hersha, Cheryl, Hersha, Lynn, Griffis, Dale, and Schwartz, Ted. (2001) Secret weapons: Two sisters' terrifying true story of sex, spies and sabotage. New Horizons Press, Far Hills, NJ
Hertenstein, M. and Trott, J. (1993) Selling satan: The tragic history of Mike Warnke. Cornerstone Press, Chicago, IL
Hicks, R. D. (1991) In pursuit of satan: The police and the occult. Prometheus Books, Amherst, NY.
NOTE: Claims that the belief in the existence of satanism is generating a witch-hunt as in the Middle Ages.
Hightower, Lynn S. (1993) Satan's lambs. Walker, NY, NY.
NOTE: Fiction
Hilgard, E. R. (1977). Divided consciousness: Multiple controls in human thought and action. John Wiley, NY, NY.
Hill, Cheryl. Family tradition (2004) Available from: http:www.publishamerica.com. or http://cherylhill.homestead.com/index.html
SUMMARY: A fictional account of a woman fleeing her satanic family. It was written from an accumulation of personal, psychiatric, and private detective journals and notes on satanic ritual abuse.
Hill, Sally and Goodwin, Jean R. "Freud's notes on a seventeenth-century case of demonic possession: Understanding the uses of exorcism." in Goodwin, Jean M. (ed.) Rediscovering childhood trauma: Historical casebook and clinical applications. Am. Psych. Press, Washington DC. pp. 45-63.
NOTE: A comparison of Freud's understanding of a seventeenth-century case of demon possession and exorcism with a modern case of a patient who had been involved in a satanic cult and had experienced demon possession, and who sought out exorcism as well as psychotherapy.
Hillel, Marc and Henry, Clarissa (1976) (translated from the French Au nom de la race by Eric Mossbacher). Of pure blood: The never before told story behind Hitler's secret program to breed the master race. McGraw Hill, NY, NY.
HMSO (1988) Report of the Inquiry into Child Abuse in Cleveland 1987. Lord Justice Butler-Sloss DBE, London, HMSO, England.
HMSO (1992) Report of the Inquiry into the Removal of Children from Orkney in February 1991. Lord Clyde, Edinburgh, HMSO, England.
Hoedeman. Paul. Translation from the Dutch by de Rijke, Ralph. (1991) Hitler or Hippocrates: Medical experiments and euthanasia in the Third Reich. Book Guild, Sussex, England.
Hoffman, Wendy Ann. (1995) Ascent from evil: The healing journey out of satanic abuse. Triumph Books, Chicago, IL.
Hofkins, Diane. Untangling the lifelines for those imprisoned by abuse. (Ritual sex abuse of children)
SUBJECTS: Abused children--Services \ Sexual harassment--Psychological aspects \ Child molesting--Prevention
Hollingsworth, Jan (1986). Unspeakable acts. Congden and Weed, Chicago. IL.
NOTE: Documents the successful prosecution of Frank and Iliana Fuster, convicted of sexually abusing children in their Miami, Florida babysitting service.
Holmes, R. M. (1989) Profiling violent crimes: An investigative tool. Sage, Newbury Park, CA.
TABLE OF CONTENTS: Psychological profiling: An introduction -- Profiling in fantasy and fact -- Criminal theories and psychological profiling -- The rationale for psychological profiling -- The analysis of the crime scene -- Profiling serial murders -- Profiling satanic and cult-related murders -- Psychological profiling and rape -- The victim in psychological profiling -- Profiling and the future -- References -- Index -- About the author.
SUMMARY:(from the preface) When you want to know about violent crime, why not go to the violent offenders? I talked and corresponded with violent personal offenders, rapists, and murderers. I asked them questions about their crimes, motivations, and crime scenes. I combined the knowledge I gained from those in prison and on death row with theoretical knowledge and my practical experience. This book is a product of that endeavor and provides the basic elements of profiling. It is not a cook book. In other words, it will not turn anyone into a profiler. What it will do is acquaint readers with the general principles of profiling, as well as what is needed to develop a sociopsychological profile. I believe that experience, a thorough knowledge of the social and behavioral sciences (as well as criminology), and a knowledge of police investigative techniques will serve as a firm base for profiling.
Horton, Anne L., Harrison, B. Kent., and Johnson Barry L., Eds. Confronting abuse: An LDS perspective on understanding and healing emotional, physical, sexual, psychological, and spiritual abuse. Deseret Book Co., Salt Lake City, UT.
Hudson, P.S. (1991) Ritual child abuse: Discovery, diagnosis and treatment. RandE Publishers, Saratoga, CA.
NOTE: A survey of symptoms of child survivors of extra-familial ritual abuse and a discussion of therapy with both agitated and 'frozen' children.
Hunt, Linda. (1991) Secret agenda: The United States government, nazi scientists, and Project Paperclip, 1945 to 1990. St. Martin's Press, NY, NY.
NOTE: Well-documented. Also contains many pages of research notes and other information that helps the reader find more information about a little-known part of our country's history. For decades, U.S. federal agencies allegedly illegally smuggled thousands of ardent Nazi criminals into our country, whitewashed their dossiers, and placed many of them in high-security positions with corporations, universities, Department of Defense contractors, NASA, and more. Some Nazis with medical knowledge gained from their concentration camp experiences allegedly taught MKULTRA personnel how to duplicate such experiments using the minds and bodies of unwitting American citizens. Many survivors of nazi-ideologic ritual abuse and/or U.S. and Canadian government mind-control experiments can probably find some of their answers to "who" and "why" in Linda Hunt's book.
Hunt, John E. (1997) The cause, effect and spread of non-traditional satanism and occultism in America. Gary Stone Services, Savoy, TX.
Hunter, Edna J. (1991) “Prisoners of war: Readjustment and rehabilitation.” In Reuven Gal, A. and Mangelsdorff, David (eds.) Handbook of military psychology. pp. 741-757.John Wiley, Chichester, England.
SUMMARY: (from the chapter) (examine) common psychological residuals of captivity, regardless of war or time in history, which persist to impact the psychosocial adjustment of former (prisoners of war (POWs)) and their families while they adjust to freedom and struggle for family reintegration / changing treatment of POWs / initial reactions to being captured / separating physical and psychological effects / families are 'captives' also / the concept of 'brainwashing' / resistance to coercive persuasion--the concept of locus of control / commitment and codes of conduct / finding meaning in a meaningless situation / implications for treatment
Hunter, Edward. (1956) Brainwashing; The story of men who defied it. Farrar, Straus and Cudahy, NY, NY.
Hunter, M. (ed.) (1995) Child survivors and perpetrators of sexual abuse: Treatment innovations. Sage Pub., Thousand Oaks, CA.
NOTE: The first chapter discusses the facilitation of emotional regulation and impulse control in children who have been sexually abused and provides clinicians with practical treatment recommendations. Another chapter describes the specialized treatment of adolescent survivors of abuse within the hospital setting and provides criteria for determining when inpatient treatment is appropriate. The final chapter in this section deals with ritual abuse, a controversial and emotionally charged topic. The most controversial topic within the field of sexual abuse is whether to define sexually aggressive children as victims or perpetrators. The definition chosen depends on the type of treatment provided. The chapters here present a cultural background for addressing this issue, a model for identifying sexually aggressive children, a treatment model for working with such youngsters that allow young offenders to assume responsibility for their emotions and behaviors without assuming the shame of a negative label, and a treatment model for working with the parents of these children.
Hutchison, Michael(1986). Megabrain: New tools and techniques for brain growth and mind expansion. Beech Tree Books, NY, NY.
Hutchison, Michael(1994) Mega brain power:Transform your life with mind machines and brain nutrients. Hyperion, NY, NY.
Hyde, Margaret Oldroyd. (1977) Brainwashing and other forms of mind control. McGraw-Hill, NY, NY.
Huysmans, Joris-Karl. Down there (La bas): A study in satanism. Translated from the French by Keene Wallis. Introduction. By Robert Baldick. (1958) University Books, Evanston, IL
NOTE: Fiction
Icke, David. (1999) The biggest secret: The book that will change the world. Bridge of Love Publications, Ryde, Isle of Wight, England.
Icke, David. (2001) Children of the matrix.Bridge of Love Publications, Ryde, Isle of Wight, England.
NOTE: David Icke believes that other-dimensional entities (reptiles) live and operate unseen among us and he claims to show how the bloodlines of the royal, political, and economic rulers of today are the same as those who ruled as the kings and queens of ancient times.
Icke, David. (2001) Rule by secrecy: The hidden history that connects the trilateral commission, the freemasons, and the great pyramids. Perennial, NY, NY.
Icke, David. (2003) Tales from the time loop: The most comprehensive expos of the global conspiracy ever written and all you need to know to be truly free.Bridge of Love Publications, Ryde, Isle of Wight, England.
JJadelinn. (1997) Spirit alive, A woman's healing from cult ritual abuse. Women's Press, Toronto, Canada.
NOTE: Biography.
Jenkins, P. Beyond tolerance: Child pornography on the Internet. NY Univ. Press, NY, NY.
Johnson, David W. and VanVonderen Jeff. (1991) The subtle power of spiritual abuse. Bethany House, Minneapolis, MN.
NOTE: The book focuses primarily on the abuse perpetrated in the name of Christianity by extremist Christian groups.
Johnston, J. (1989) The edge of evil: The rise of satanism in North America. Word Publishing, Dallas, TX.
Jones, Rick. (1988) Stairway to hell: The well-planned destruction of teens. Chick Pub., Chino, CA.
Kahaner, L. (1988) Cults that kill. Warner Books, NY, NY.
Kaihla, Paul and Ross, Laver. (1994) Savage Messiah. Seal Books/McClelland, Bantam, Canada.
NOTE: The cult of Rock Theriault.
Kail, Tony M. (2003) A cop's guide to occult investigations: Understanding satanism, santeria, wicca, and other alternative religions. Paladin Press, Boulder, CO.
Kail, Tony. Occult crime: Analysis and intervention. American Focus Publishers, Edison, NJ.
Karriker, Wanda (2003) Morning, Come Quickly. Sandime, LTD. See http://www.morningcomequickly.com
NOTE: Fiction.
Katchen, Martin H. (1992) "Satanic beliefs and practices." In Sakheim, David K. and Devine, Susan (eds.) Out of darkness: Exploring satanism and ritual abuse. pp. 21-43. Lexington Books/Macmillan, NY, NY.
NOTE: (from the introduction) Provides some insight into the significance that these groups (i.e., satanic groups) attribute to rituals, symbols, objects, numbers, and dates.
Keiser, Thomas W. and Keiser, Jacqueline L. (1987) The anatomy of illusion: Religious cults and destructive persuasion. Thomas, Springfield, IL.
Keith, Jim, (ed.) (1993) Secret and suppressed: Banned ideas and hidden history. Feral House, Venice, CA.
Keith, Jim. (1994) Black helicopters over America: Strikeforce for the New World order. IllumiNet Press, Lilburn, GA.
Keith, Jim. (1997) Black helicopters II: The end game strategy. IllumiNet Press, Lilburn, GA.
Keith, Jim. (1998) Mind control, world control.Adventures Unlimited Press, Kempton, IL.
Keith, Jim. (1999) Biowarfare in America. IllumiNet Press, Atlanta, GA
Kelley, Susan J, (1996) "Ritualistic abuse of children." In: Briere, John N; Berliner, Lucy, Bulkley, Josephine A, Jenny, Carole, and Reid, Theresa (ed.). The APSAC handbook on child maltreatment, 1st ed; Thousand Oaks, CA. Sage Publications, pp. 90-99.
NOTE: Ritualistic abuse is currently one of the more controversial areas in the field of child maltreatment. Much debate occurs over its existence, prevalence, and the veracity of child victims' and adult survivors' accounts. This chapter focuses on definitional issues, the prevalence of reported cases of ritualistic abuse , and characteristics and impact of ritualistic abuse . Current controversies surrounding ritualistic abuse will also be explored. [Text, p. 90]
Kendrick, Martyn (1988) Anatomy of a nightmare: The failure of society in dealing with child abuse. Macmillan and Gage, Toronto, Canada.
NOTE: Account of a major ritual child abuse investigation in Canada.
Kent, Cheryl Carey. "Ritual abuse." pp. 187-207. In: Case studies
in family violence. (Ammerman, Robert T. Hersen, Michel, Eds.) (1991)
Plenum Press: NY, NY.
SUMMARY: Describes three brief case studies (of ritual abuse in the area of
family violence) These cases illustrate different problems that the clinician
may encounter in understanding and treating cases in which allegations of
ritual abuse are made The chosen cases represent a range of ages (preschool
age, latency-adolescent, and adult), psychopathologies, and various systems'
responses to allegations of ritual abuse. Discusses medical issues, legal
issues, social and family issues, assessment of psychopathology, and treatment
options.
Kennedy, William H. (2004) Lucifer's lodge: Satanic ritual abuse in the Catholic Church. Sophia Perennis, Hillsdale, NY.
TABLE OF CONTENTS: Satanic panic reconsidered -- Fortune's curse -- Hippie priest -- Black room -- Brides of Christ -- Savior of Salem -- Devil's mark -- Human sacrifice -- Satanic ritual abuse and brainwashing -- Lucifer's lodge found!
Kent, Cheryl Carey. (1991) "Ritual abuse." In. Ammerman, Robert T. and Hersen, Michel, (eds.) Case studies in family violence Plenum Press, NY, NY, pp. 187-207.
SUMMARY: Describes three brief case studies (of ritual abuse in the area of family violence) These cases illustrate different problems that the clinician may encounter in understanding and treating cases in which allegations of ritual abuse are made The chosen cases represent a range of ages (preschool age, latency-adolescent, and adult), psychopathologies, and various systems' responses to allegations of ritual abuse. Discusses medical issues, legal issues, social and family issues, assessment of psychopathology, and treatment options.
Kilroy, Jim, and Stewart, Bob. (1990) Sacrifice: The tragic cult murder of Mark Kilroy in Matamoros: A father's determination to turn evil into good. Word Pub, Dallas, TX.
King, Francis. (1976). Satan and swastika. Mayflower, London, England.
King, Francis. (1977) The magical world of Aleister Crowley. Coward, McCann & Geoghegan: NY. NY. Also (1977) Weidenfeld and Nicolson, London. England.
Kinscherff, Robert. (1992) "Child forensic evaluation and claims of ritual abuse or satanic cult activity: A critical analysis." In David K. Sakheim, Susan E. Devine (eds.) Out of darkness: Exploring satanism and ritual abuse. pp. 73-107. Lexington Books/Macmillan, NY, NY.
SUMMARY: Forensic evaluation assesses the functioning and clinical mental health needs of children by seeking to understand their experiences, but also tries specifically to generate evidence that may be used in legal actions The variation in clinical presentation and legal issues involved in cases of suspected or known ritualized maltreatment prevent reliance upon a single protocol or "recipe" for forensic evaluation. Presents general considerations and strategies for evaluation in cases where children or adolescents present for forensic evaluation as victims or perpetrators of ritualized maltreatment. Ritualized maltreatment and the law; overview of forensic mental health; child forensic evaluation (eliciting information from children, specific investigative techniques, the role of the forensic evaluator); use of law-enforcement information; forensic evaluation and ritualized maltreatment (degree and nature of any group involvement, motivations for ritualized maltreatment, intrafamilial or extrafamilial perpetrators, sources of "contagion" or external agendas, clinical sequelae of ritualized maltreatment); forensic evaluation of delinquency and occult involvement.
Kluft, R. P. (1986) “Personality unification in multiple personality disorder: a follow up study.” In Braun, B. G. (ed.) Treatment of multiple personality disorder. (pp 29-60). American Psychiatric Press, Washington, DC.
Kluft, R. P. (1993). Clinical perspectives on multiple personality disorder. American Psychiatric Press, Washington, DC.
Kluft, R. P. (1994) “Counter transference in the treatment of multiple personality disorder” In Wilson, J. P., and Lindy, J. D., (eds.) Countertransference in the treatment of PTSD. (pp. 122-150). Guilford Press, NY, NY.
Kluft, Richard P. ( 1997) "Overview of the treatment of patients alleging that they have suffered ritualized or sadistic abuse." In Fraser, George A (ed.). The dilemma of ritual abuse: Cautions and guides for therapists. 1st ed; Am. Psych. Press, Washington, DC. pp. 31-63; ISBN: 0-88048-478-0
NOTE: The patient alleging ritualistic abuse poses an enormous clinical challenge. We can meet that challenge best by marshaling the cumulative wisdom of psychotherapeutic practice and relevant scientific findings and bringing them to bear with compassion and circumspection in these unusual and trying circumstances. [Text, p. 61]
Kor, Eva Mozes. (1995) Echoes from Auschwitz: Dr. Mengele's twins: The story of Eva and Miriam Mozes. Candles, Inc., Terre Haute, IN.
NOTE: Autobiography.
Korem, Dan. (1991) Kids and teens: Targets for satanism: A manual for defense. FMG Books, Newport Beach, CA.
Kottman, T. (1993) Play therapy in action: A casebook for practitioners. Jason Aronson, Northvale, NJ.
TABLE OF CONTENTS: Introduction -- Audrey, the bois d'arc and me: A time of becoming -- Family therapy for the family tyrant -- Gentleman Jim and his private war: Imagery interaction play therapy -- The king of rock and roll: An application of Adlerian play therapy -- To show and not tell: Cognitive-behavioral play therapy -- Born on my bum: Jungian play therapy -- Child, protector, confidant: Structured group ecosystemic play therapy -- From meek to bold: A case study of Gestalt play therapy -- Where in the world is... my father? A time-limited play therapy -- Internal and external wars: Psychodynamic play therapy -- Ann: Dynamic play therapy with ritual abuse -- Oh, but a heart, courage, and a brain: An integrative approach to play therapy -- As the child plays, so grows the family tree: Family play therapy -- Please hurt me again: Post-traumatic play therapy with an abused child -- It's all in the game: Game play therapy -- Two by two: A filial therapy case study -- I brought my own toys today Play therapy with adults.
SUMMARY: This book brings together in a single volume concrete applications of play therapy by seasoned clinicians from various theoretical perspectives. The goal is to reflect the broad spectrum of approaches that now exist in the field. The major psychopathologies in children present the therapist with different problems and therefore require different approaches. This casebook offers step-by-step treatment guidelines for a number of childhood difficulties, including internalizing, externalizing, and post-traumatic disorders. It should be of interest to both students and more advanced practitioners in a variety of mental health disciplines, including social work; psychiatry; clinical, counseling, and school psychology; expressive arts therapy; child-life therapy; and psychiatric nursing.
La Fontaine, Jean Sybil. (1994) The extent and nature of organized and ritual abuse: Research findings. Stationery Office Books, London, England.
La Fontaine, Jean Sybil. (1998) Speak of the devil: tales of satanic abuse in contemporary England. Cambridge Univ. Press, Cambridge, England and NY, NY.
LaBrier, deJoly. (1997) Diary of a survivor in art and poetry. Shadowood Publications
Lammer, Helmut and Lammer, Marion. (1999) MILABS: Military mind control and alien abduction. IllumiNet Press, Lilburn, GA.
NOTE: (Description by Flatland Books) In this well-documented book, the authors review the former top secret mind control projects such as ARTICHOKE and MKULTR, and utilize little-known formerly classified documentation, photos, x-rays, illustrations, and first-hand testimony… .The authors take a detailed, in-depth look at: documented history of secret mind and behavior control experiments; alleged kidnappings of alien abductees by covert military/intelligence personnel; activities of black helicopters in connection with alien abductees; otherworldly journeys and military underground facilities; toward a controlled society: implants and their application to MILABS ("Military Labs") and future warfare; and the genetic aspects of MILABS.
Langone, Michael D. and Blood, Linda O. (1990.) Satanism and occult-related violence: What you should know. American Family Foundation, Weston, MA.
TABLE OF CONTENTS: Events stimulating public concern -- Law enforcement findings -- Growing public awareness -- Reports from helping professionals -- Historical background -- Modern satanism -- Folk religions -- Prevalence -- Why do people get involved in satanism? -- Recruitment tactics -- Effects and signs of satanic involvement -- Teenagers forming cults -- How does satanic involvement affect people? -- What can families do? -- Educate yourself -- Communicate effectively -- Be patient and set a hierarchy of goals -- Exercise authority when appropriate -- Know when to seek professional help -- Suggestions for mental health professionals -- Working with deeply involved satanists -- Ritualistic abuse -- Adult survivors -- Legal issues -- Conclusions -- References -- Resource organizations.
NOTE: This report's perspective is that of the mental health professional. Our goals are to review the existing literature pertinent to satanism and to offer suggestions to parents and helping professionals concerned about people, especially youth, involved in satanism. This report provides a balanced overview of the problems posed by the recent upsurge of satanism and occult-related violence in the United States.
Langone, Michael D and Nieburg, Herbert A, (1992) “Treatment of satanism.” in VandeCreek, Leon, Knapp, Samuel and Jackson, Thomas L (ed.) Innovations in clinical practice: A source book, vol. 11 pp. 187-201. Professional Resource Press, Sarasota, FL.
NOTE:
What is the concern generated by satanism? Why has there been such an increase in inquiries? What can mental health professional do to respond to the growing concern? These questions are the focus of this contribution. [Adapted from Text, p. 187] A briefer version of this chapter appeared in Italian as "Aspetti psichiatrici del satanismo"Sette e Religioni 2: 50-79 (January-March 1992)
Langone, M. D. (l993) Recovery from cults: Help for victims of psychological and spiritual abuse. W.W. Norton, NY, NY.
TABLE OF CONTENTS: Helping cult victims: Historical background -- Section I: Mind control -- A little carrot and a lot of stick: A case example -- Reflections on brainwashing -- Understanding mind control: Exotic and mundane mental manipulations -- Section II: Leaving cults -- A personal account: Eastern meditation group -- A personal account: Bible-based group -- Post-cult problems: An exit counselor's perspective -- Exit counseling: A practical overview -- The importance of information in preparing for exit counseling: A case study -- Section III: Facilitating recovery -- Post-cult recovery: Assessment and rehabilitation -- Guidelines for therapists -- Guidelines for clergy -- Guidelines for psychiatric hospitalization of ex-cultists -- Guidelines for support groups -- Guidelines for families -- Guidelines for ex-members -- Section IV: Special issues -- Children and cults -- Ritualistic abuse of children in day-care centers -- Teen satanism -- Legal considerations: Regaining independence and initiative -- Index.
SUMMARY: (from the jacket) This book is a comprehensive guide to all aspects of the cult experience. It draws on the clinical expertise of treatment professionals and the personal experiences of those formerly involved in high-intensity mind-control groups. The book examines the history of the cult phenomenon, the nature of mind control, the psychological literature on post-cult distress, why people leave cults, exit counseling and deprogramming, and how to facilitate recovery. (It) makes a strong case for the extreme damage that cults can do to members physically, as well as psychologically and spiritually. There are specific guidelines for different types of counseling: psychotherapy, pastoral counseling, psychiatric hospitalization, and suggestions for support groups, families and ex-members themselves.
Lanning, Kenneth V. (1992) "A law-enforcement perspective on allegations of ritual abuse." pp. 109-146. In Sakheim, David K. and Devine, Susan, (eds.) Out of darkness: Exploring satanism and ritual abuse. Lexington Books/Macmillan, NY, NY.
SUMMARY: Presents a law-enforcement perspective on allegations of ritual abuse of children by satanic cults. Historical overview (stranger danger, intrafamilial child sexual abuse, the acquaintance molester, satanism: a new form of "stranger danger"); child sex rings; multiple child sex rings (characteristics of multidimensional child sex rings); why are victims alleging things that do not seem to be true?; do children lie about sexual abuse and exploitation?; investigating multidimensional child sex rings.
Larson, B. (1989) Satanism: The seduction of America's youth. T. Nelson, Nashville, TN.
Larson, Bob (1996) In the name of satan. T. Nelson, Nashville, TN.
NOTE: "True crime" format: the story of Richard Ramirez.
Larson, Bob. (1999) Larson's book of spiritual warfare. T. Nelson, Nashville, TN.
Lasby, Clarence. (1971) Project Paperclip: German scientists and the Cold War. Atheneum, NY, NY.
Laurence, Theodor. (1974) Satan, sorcery, and sex. Parker, West Nyack, NY, NY.
Laurent, Bob. (1991) Equipping your child for spiritual warfare. LifeJourney Books, Elgin, IL.
LaVey, Anton Szandor. (1969) The satanic Bible. Avon, NY, NY.
LaVey, Anton Szandor. (1971) The compleat witch: Or, what to do when virtue fails. Dodd, Mead, NY, NY.
LaVey, Anton Szandor, (1972) The satanic rituals. Avon, NY, NY.
LaVey, Anton Szandor. (1992) The devil's notebook. Feral House, Portland, OR.
LaVey, Anton Szandor. (1998) Satan speaks! Feral House, Venice, CA.
Lawrence, Lincoln. (1967) Were we controlled? Univ. Books, New Hyde Park, N.Y.
Lee, Martin A. and Shlain, Bruce (1985) Acid dreams: The CIA, LSD, and the sixties rebellion. Grove, NY, NY.
NOTE: On MKULTRA and drugs.
Letulle, Claude J. (1987) Nightmare memoir: Four years as a prisoner of the nazis. Louisiana State Univ. Press, Baton Rouge, LA.
NOTE: Autobiography
Levanda, Peter (1995) Unholy Alliance: A history of nazi involvement with the occult. Avon Books, NY, NY.
TABLE OF CONTENTS: Intro: At the mountains of madness - Part 1: The by-paths to chaos: Of blood, sex, and the rune magicians: Volk magic: The occult messiah: The order of the temple of the east: Sex, spies, and secret societies: Cult war 1934-39. Part 2: The black order: The dangerous element: The Ahnenerbe and the cult of the SS: Lucifer's quest for the Holy Grail: The psychic search: for Mussolini, the Bismark, assassins, and the human mind: Cult counterstrike. Part 3: Witches' sabbat in America: Walpurgisnacht, 1945: Aftermath: Is Chile burning? The overthrow of Allende, the murder of Letelier, and the rule of Colonel Dignidad: Nazi occultism today. Epilogue: Hasta la vista, baby. Notes: Bibliography.
Levin, Ira. (1967) Rosemary's baby. Penguin, NY, NY, Toronto, ON, Canada, London, England, Victoria, Australia, and Auckland, New Zealand.
NOTE: Fiction
Levine, Howard B., ed. (1990) Adult analysis and childhood sexual abuse.The Analytic Press, Hillsdale, NJ.
Levitt, B. Blake. (1995) Electromagnetic fields: A consumer's guide to the issues and how to protect ourselves. Harcourt Brace, San Diego, CA.
NOTE: Chapters include: "Electricity and plants," "The body's electrical system," "Nonthermal effects," "Secret electrical life of cells," "The bioeffects of radio frequencies, "and "Typical RF exposures."
Lewis, James R. (2001) Satanism today: An encyclopedia of religion, folklore, and popular culture. ABC-CLIO, Santa Barbara, CA.
Lieberman, Elizabeth. (2006) The Collective Mind: Poetry From My Multiple Personalities. Publish America. http://www.publishedauthors.net/elizabethlieberman/index.html
NOTE: Poetry by a ritual abuse survivovr.
Lifton, Robert Jay. (1989, 1961) Thought reform and the psychology of totalism: A study of "brainwashing" in China. Univ. of NC Press, Chapel Hill, NC.
Lifton, Robert Jay. (1986) The Nazi doctors:Medical killing and the psychology of genocide. Basic Books, NY, NY.
Lilly, John Cunningham, (1977) The deep self: Profound relaxation and the tank isolation technique. Simon and Schuster: NY, NY.
Lilly, John Cunningham, (1996) The scientist: A Metaphysical autobiography. Ronin Publishing, Berkeley,CA.
NOTE: Contains a chapter on “Control of the Brain and the covert intelligence services.”
Lilly, John Cunningham, (1990) Tanks for the memories: Floatation tank talks. Gateways Books, Santa Cruz, CA.
Lilly, John Cunningham, (1990) Programming the human biocomputer. Ronin Publishing, Berkeley, CA.
Lin, James C. (1978) Microwave auditory effects and applications. Thomas, Springfield, IL.
NOTE: Devoted exclusively to "microwave hearing.” Dr. Lin is the foremost expert on microwave hearing, and his theory of thermoelastic expansion is, to date, the accepted theory. Dr. Lin reportedly set up the equipment whereby Major Sharp heard “words” via a microwave audiogram.
Lin, James C. (1997) Advances in electromagnetic fields in living systems (vol 2). Kluwer Academic Publishers, NY, NY.
SUMMARY: Volume 2 in this series offers research into two specific regions of the electromagnetic spectrum: extremely low frequency fields and radiofrequency radiation, with particular emphasis on the latter. The investigations explore: melatonin synthesis and exposure to extremely low frequency (ELF) fields ELF fields and cancer computational bioelectromagnetics health effects, including the carcinogenic potential of radiofrequency radiation radiofrequency radiation as an energy source for arrhythmia, and practical applications of the radiofrequency exposure standard.
Linedecker, C. L. (l991) Night stalker. St. Martin's Paperback, NY. NY.
NOTE: "True crime" format: the story of Richard Ramirez.
Linedecker, C. L. (1989) Hell ranch:The nightmare tale of voodoo, drugs and death in Diamond Books, Austin, TX and Tom Doherty, NY, NY.
SUMMARY: Adolfo de Jess Constanzo, a 26-year-old Cuban-American bisexual cult leader and male model, managed a drug smuggling ring in Matamoros, Mexico. He and Sara Villarreal Aldrete, his 24-year-old girlfriend and high priestess of the drug cult, were successful in the drug trade because of their proven-effective practice of torturing and ritually sacrificing their competition. Through human sacrifice ceremonies, Constanzo preached that his followers would be invisible to their enemies.They abducted Mark Kilroy, an American college student on Spring break, and killed him at their border ranch known as "Rancho Santa Elena." A police search on both sides of the Texas border led to Rancho Santa Elena location, a bare 6 miles from the Rio Grande and the American border and Mark Kilroy’s mutilated body. The dismembered bodies of fourteen other men and boys were recovered.
Lockwood, Craig. (1993) Other alters: Roots and realities of cultic and satanic ritual abuse and multiple personality disorder Compcare Publications, Minneapolis, MN.
Lodge, Thomas, (1558?-1625) (1969) Wits miserie and the worlds madnesse. In the series: "The English experience, its record in early printed books published in facsimile," no. 198. Theatrum Orbis Terrarum, Amsterdam and Da Capo Press, NY, NY.
NOTE: Original title page reads: VVils miserie, and the VVorlds madnesse: discouering the deuils incarnat of this age. London, Printed by Adam Islip, and are to be sold by Cutbert Burby, at his shop by the Roiall-Exchange, 1596. S.T.C. no. 16677.
Logan, Daniel and Peterson, Alan H. (1974) The American focus on satanic crime: America bewitched: The rise of black magic and spiritism. Morrow, NY, NY.
Lorena, Jeanne Marie and Levy, Paula, eds. (1998) Breaking ritual silence: An anthology of ritual abuse survivors' stories. Trout and Sons, Gardnerville, NV.
Los Angeles County Commission for Women. Ritual abuse: Definitions, glossary, the use of mind control. Available from: Ritual Abuse Task Force, 383 Hall of Administration, 500 West Temple Street, Los Angeles, CA 90012.
NOTE: Small, concise booklet, often cited.
Lovelace/Marciano, Linda. (1986.) Out of Bondage. L. Stuart, Secaucus, NJ.
NOTE: Linda Lovelace, who was forced to star in Deep Throat but did not receive compensation, wrote this autobiography before she died.
Lyons, Arthur. (1970) The second coming; Satanism in America. Dodd, Mead, NY, NY.
Lyons, Arthur. (1988) Satan wants you: The cult of devil worship in America. Mysterious Press, NY, NY.
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