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For Every Person, for Every Family — |
Welcome to the video presentation of Undue Influence 101: A Framework for Understanding Thought Control, a panel organized by NJ Safe & Sound. Many people in government, law enforcement, education, the media, the clergy, and mental health and other helping professions, and even many affected family members do not understand the role of undue influence in abusive relationships and destructive groups — how it violates human rights at every level of society, destroys families, and contributes to crime.
Undue Influence 101 details the many ways in which undue influence can hurt people of all ages and backgrounds; explains the process of thought control; explores the ways we can cope with its effects; and highlights what we as individuals and as a society can and should be doing to protect ourselves and our loved ones from undue influence.
Part 1: The Multiple Faces of Undue Influence
Many people in government, law enforcement, education, the media, the clergy, and mental health and other helping professions, and even many affected family members do not understand the role of undue influence in abusive relationships and destructive groups — how it violates human rights at every level of society, destroys families, and contributes to crime.
Bill Goldberg explains how to recognize undue influence in everyday life. A certified psychoanalyst and clinical social worker in private practice in New Jersey, Bill specializes in treating people who have been manipulated by destructive groups and in advising families on practical strategies for intervention.
Part 1: The Multiple Faces of Undue Influence
Part 2: Understanding Undue Influence: Manipulation and Coercive Persuasion
For more information, consult this Reading List
"The family is the natural and fundamental group unit of society
and is entitled to protection by society and the State."
— Article 16.3, Universal Declaration of Human Rights of the United Nations
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