Specialised online counselling for survivors of cults, high-control groups, religious trauma, and coercive control. Renee uses evidence-based, trauma-informed and client-centred approaches to provide compassionate support tailored to the unique experiences of those impacted by spiritual abuse, trauma, cultic groups, and other high-control environments — all from the safety and privacy of your own home. Finding a therapist who truly understands coercive control can be difficult. Survivors are sometimes met with blank stares or oversimplified advice from professionals unfamiliar with the psychological impact of manipulation, isolation, loss of autonomy, and ideological abuse. At Recover From Coercive Control, Renee offers a space where your experiences are taken seriously, your story is heard without judgement, and your recovery is approached with care and understanding. Leaving a controlling group is just one step. Rebuilding your identity, processing loss, making sense of your experiences, and learning to trust yourself and others again can take time and support. Counselling can provide a space to work through these experiences at your own pace, with an approach shaped around your individual needs and goals. Talk-based counselling can be used as a standalone approach, or blended with art therapy where appropriate. This may involve creating artwork together during sessions, or using creative prompts and art-making between sessions as a way to explore experiences, emotions and recovery outside the counselling room. DISCOUNTS AND CONCESSION PRICES AVAILABLE - USE CONTACT FORM TO ENQUIRE

Educational Seminars on cults, coercive control and high-control groups In-person or online seminars designed to raise awareness and build resilience against manipulation, and unde influence. Through real-world case studies and practical frameworks, participants will learn how to recognise red flags, understand the psychological tactics used in high-control environments, and respond with confidence and clarity. These sessions are ideal for educators, community leaders, health professionals, and anyone wanting to better protect themselves or others. Available online or in person. To express interest or request a quote, please submit a contact form.

You don’t have to process it alone. Join a safe, supportive community of individuals who understand what it’s like to live through coercive control and cult involvement. In these regular online support groups, participants share experiences, offer mutual support, and work together to reclaim a sense of agency, identity, and connection. The group is facilitated by a trauma-informed community mental health practitioner who understands the unique complexities of leaving a high-demand group. To express interest and receive updates on upcoming sessions, please submit a contact form and/or subscribe to the Newsletter to be be notified of when these are running. DISCOUNTS AND CONCESSION PRICES AVAILABLE - USE CONTACT FORM TO REQUEST DETAILS

A brief discovery call to discuss your individual needs and how our support services can guide you from coercive control toward self-empowerment. This safe, confidential session allows us to answer your questions and explore the healing resources available to you.

Discover a creative approach to healing and recovery through our 60-minute online art therapy sessions, designed with the experiences of survivors of coercive control, cultic groups and spiritual abuse in mind. Art therapy can offer a way to explore thoughts, emotions, memories and experiences that may be difficult to put into words. Through drawing, painting, collage, writing and other creative processes, you can express and explore what you're experiencing in a way that feels meaningful and manageable for you. Sessions are trauma-informed, client-centred and guided by your individual needs and goals. There is no requirement to be “good at art”, and there is no right or wrong way to create. The focus is not on producing a particular artwork, but on using the creative process as a tool for reflection, self-expression, understanding and recovery. For people recovering from coercive control, creative work can also provide an opportunity to reconnect with personal identity, autonomy and choice — things that may have been restricted or undermined within a high-control environment. Art therapy can be undertaken as a standalone therapy or integrated with talk-based counselling, depending on what feels most helpful for you. DISCOUNTS AND CONCESSION PRICES AVAILABLE - USE CONTACT FORM TO ENQUIRE