Satanic Ritualistic Abuse Support Group Community Group
for the victims and parents of victims of satanic and ritualistic abuse both sexual and physical. This is a place where we can blow the lid on what they have been doing while everyone else buries they're head in the sand.
There is a book out there that might be of some help to you. It's titled, "Breaking the Circle of Satanic Ritual Abuse: Recognizing and Recovering From the Hidden Trauma", by Daniel Ryder. The book will add a great deal of validity to your experiences since various survivors of such abuse share parts of their story throughout the book. Also, at the end of the book there is a long list of referrals for the survivor of ritualistic abuse. The book may be ordered from: www.amazon.com.
Also, people who've gone through ritualistic abuse often develop something called Dissociative Identity Disorder (what used to be called Multiple Personality Disorder). There are a couple of therapists who have written rather extensively about D.I.D. (or M.P.D. if you prefer). Perhaps reading some of what they have written will prove helpful to you. One such therapist is named Richard P. Kluft, M.D., another is Cornelia B. Wilbur, M.D., and a third is Colin Ross, M.D. Dr. Ross has his own institute for the study of trauma and dissociation (www.rossinst.com/).
Going another direction, there is an organization called Ritual Abuse (www.ra-info.org) that has a number of resources for the ritual abuse survivor. And finally, the International Society for the Study of Trauma and Dissociation (www.isst-d.org) also has a list of resources available on their website that might be of some help to you. So there are lots of resources out there, but they are kind of hidden and under the radar so to speak. Hopefully, something here will be of some help to you.
One final resource person would be my former therapist, Mark Schwartz, Sc.D. Mark is an expert at dealing with incest, sexual trauma, and ritualistic abuse and the aftereffects of each. He and his wife are now operating a small treatment center for eating disorders just outside of St. Louis called Castlewood Treatment Center (www.castlewoodtc.com/). If you'd be interested, you might want to give him a call and see if he has any other ideas as to resources that might be of help to you. His phone number at the Center is (888)-822-8938. I'm sure he'd be very happy to help in any way he could. (And if you have an eating disorder of any kind, his program is FANTASTIC, and they do have some scholarship help available if cost is a consideration for you).
So there you have a few more resources to help you along your way. I again hope that something here proves helpful. If you have any questions, or if I may be of any further assistance, please let me know. I'm always happy to help in any way I can. Take care, and I'll chat with you again later.
(P.S.-- Unfortunately, no one can send you a Private Message about their experiences because you have your account set up so that only your friends can gain access to you and Private Message you. That's fine if that's the way you want things. But if you want others to be able to contact you, you may want to change your privacy settings under the "My Account" tab. Just thought I'd mention it for whatever it's worth).