Cross-disciplinary collaboration: Working together to identify and address the field’s most pressing needs
From home to campus: How childhood trauma shapes cult susceptibility and cultic leadership in college students
From “just sitting” to “just caring”: How care can dismantle coercive control in Buddhist communities
The vicarious dimension of abuse in coercive contexts: Understanding coercive control from a broader perspective
America’s cult of wellness: Wellness, wealth and the war on modern medicine
Soft coercion in transformational communities: Ecological and psychological patterns of control
Fawning as survival instinct: Integrating human biology into therapeutic pathways for healing and restoring agency, post-high control religious group experience
Online solicitation: The new frontier of coercive control
When coercive control becomes a crime: Forensic, clinical, and survivor-centered insights from Finland
The controlled body: Food, fear, and fidelity in coercive systems
