
Peggy Sharr shares her experiences growing up in a cult founded by her mother and discusses the psychological impact and her journey to becoming a therapist.
Summary In this episode of the Cultimatum podcast, Peggy Sharr, a trauma-focused therapist and cult survivor, shares her harrowing experiences growing up in a cult founded by her mother. She discusses the psychological manipulation, indoctrination, and trauma bonding that occurred within the cult, as well as the impact it had on her identity and autonomy. Peggy provides insights into the tactics used by cult leaders to maintain control over their followers and the challenges faced by those who seek to leave such environments. In this conversation, Peggy Sharr shares her harrowing journey of growing up in a cult-like environment dominated by her mother's strict beliefs and control. She recounts the tumultuous family dynamics, her mother's absence during pivotal moments, and the eventual decision to leave the oppressive environment for the sake of her children. Peggy discusses the challenges of escaping, the aftermath of her departure, and her journey towards becoming a therapist, where she now helps others navigate their trauma. She reflects on her beliefs today and offers advice to those in similar situations, emphasizing the importance of trusting one's instincts and seeking…
Hosts: Anonymous Andrew, Melody
Guest: Peggy Sharr
Organizations: Cultimatum: The Cult & Human Trafficking Podcast
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