The annual ICSA International Conference brings together researchers, health professionals, service providers, and survivors and their families from around the world to engage in open dialogue on the most pressing themes around cultic studies. The 2026 conference explores the theme: Expanding the scope of coercive control: Understanding abusive dynamics and their impacts across interpersonal, institutional, and cultic contexts. Log in to access the conference’s on-demand presentations and join live sessions at their scheduled times.
Published date
18.10.2026
Sleep disturbance is one of the most common and persistent consequences of trauma, yet many survivors struggle to find effective help. While sleep problems are often viewed as a symptom of trauma, they frequently become a self- sustaining condition that persists long after the original threat has passed.