deprogrammer

She began her work as a cult deprogrammer in 1980.

For you to become a born-again Democrat would probably take a deprogrammer.

Well, at least she hadn't brought in the deprogrammer.

Our pilot knows some guy who's a cult deprogrammer.

The jury found that the man had been forcibly detained by a deprogrammer.

The question at issue is whether the church or the deprogrammer is the greater sinner.

The deprogrammer was sentenced to twenty years, and the family got twelve."

The deprogrammer character in the film Ticket to Heaven was based on his work.

Harvey Keitel plays the deprogrammer with whom she gets involved.

She hired an anti-cult deprogrammer, who is being sued for abduction by her eldest son.

"So they thought they had me, and they brought in a deprogrammer to get me to tell them something?"

"Jock's gotten hold of the deprogrammer he knows," Schwarz said.

Get an injunction or hire a deprogrammer or sue the Cyclists for brainwashing.

Vosper subsequently became a deprogrammer, working to assist people exiting from cults.

Rick Ross was a "cult deprogrammer" who maintains two websites to provide information about controversial groups that had complaints against them of mind control.

He's got her locked up, and he's got this deprogrammer in there, doing his number on her."

The Boston Herald described Pardon as "a cult deprogrammer".

Steven Hassan, a former deprogrammer, wrote:

The breaking point: When a subject begins to listen to the deprogrammer; when reality begins to take precedence over ideology.

It probably did not help that when she was 17 and told her parents that she was a witch, her mother called in a deprogrammer.

Several former members of the movement have stated that they were only able to leave the movement after family members intervened and hired a professional "deprogrammer."

"The Deprogrammer".

He wished that there was a guarantee that the deprogrammer Price had enlisted to aid them could help her, but he knew there wasn't.

In the early 1980s Enroth criticized the views of the deprogrammer Ted Patrick.

A CAN volunteer had referred Ross to Scott's mother, endorsing his ability as a deprogrammer.