Hi talkingmouse,
Here is the article:
[www.culteducation.com]
She talks about the illness in the 4th section, I believe.
I would think it possible that relatively few breakdowns happen during the seminars themselves, but wouldn't be surprised if a good percentage of them happen somewhat later, when people are in the process of processing it. Then, when they happen, the people who have them might be diagnosed with a mental illness, but the person diagnosing them might not attribute the illness to their LGAT involvement. The same seems true of the suicides. Or they might say that it was latent, and that the LGAT simply precipitated it. I don't know. .
Here is the article:
[www.culteducation.com]
She talks about the illness in the 4th section, I believe.
I would think it possible that relatively few breakdowns happen during the seminars themselves, but wouldn't be surprised if a good percentage of them happen somewhat later, when people are in the process of processing it. Then, when they happen, the people who have them might be diagnosed with a mental illness, but the person diagnosing them might not attribute the illness to their LGAT involvement. The same seems true of the suicides. Or they might say that it was latent, and that the LGAT simply precipitated it. I don't know. .
