And, intimate things about yourself that you disclosed during the Choices seminar you attended--how do you know what you revealed about yourself will be kept confidential?

Licensed psychotherapists are answerable to the law in this manner. If you go to a therapist, what you say is kept confidential, and your files and records are supposed to be in a secure place, where no one else except your therapist can access them.

Were you given a guarantee, in writing, that anything you discussed during the Choices seminar wouldnot be recorded, would be kept confidential and not be used to influence any decisions you might make during the 11 days, or afterwards?

Ponder what other people revealed about themselves during those 11 days. Imagine the implications if what they revealed is not kept secure and confidential.

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The Rick A. Ross Institute for the Study of Destructive Cults, Controversial Groups, and Movements has officially changed its name to The Cult Education Institute for the Study of Destructive Cults, Controversial Groups and Movements.

The new domain name entry point and gateway to the Internet archives of the institute will soon be culteducation.com.

The Cult Education Institute archives is a library of information about destructive cults, controversial groups and movements, which was initially launched in 1996 and has continued to be under construction and expansion for the past 17 years.

The public message board attached to the The Cult Education Institute will soon only be accessible through the domain name culteducation.com. More than 100,000 entries from the former members of destructive cults, controversial groups and movements and others concerned has accumulated at the board over the past decade. The message board content continues to grow daily and it serves as a free speech zone for those who wish to share their insights and concerns about the topics listed.