This needs to be dittoed:
Now, most people get out of these cults one way or another and the last thing they ever want to do is to set themselves up to have to think about it, talk about it, relive it day after day for as long as the defendants can draw it out. Even if they're willing to do that, if their parents are not going to back them and might well either send them back or change the locks on the house, they might not want to chance it. Then there are the program policies that make it very difficult for program survivors to stay in touch with eachother. If you call up the school or WWASP and ask how to get in touch with someone, they won't tell you unless that person is 'in good standing'. Even then, as I understand it, they're extremely paranoid about former clients getting together to compare notes.
Your insight is lazer sharpe.
