Publisher's Synopsis
Why Cults Are More Addictive Than Doughnuts, delves deep into the dark and intricate world of destructive cults, unraveling the complexities and dynamics that make them not only alluring but dangerously addictive. Drawing on extensive research and firsthand accounts, this book explores the insidious nature of cults and sheds light on the mechanisms that keep members ensnared.
From defining what cults are to dissecting the psychology of cult leaders, this book covers a wide range of topics essential to understanding how these groups operate. Readers will gain insight into the manipulative tactics used by cults to recruit and retain members, as well as the psychological processes that underpin a cult member's dedication and obedience.
In "Why Cults Are More Addictive Than Doughnuts," Author Isabel Nelson offers a comprehensive guide to breaking free from the grip of a destructive cult. Readers will learn how to reclaim their autonomy, rediscover their sense of self, and navigate the challenging journey of rebuilding their lives after leaving a cult.
