Top 10 Techniques For Bringing A Loved One Back After An NRM
Posted: Tue Jun 05, 2007 11:01 pm
Jonas,
I saw your request for help, but I cannot make it to chat. I gave these to Daniel, and was hoping he might see them to. I hope you will see that these techniques can be very helpful.
This could be a long, hard road. Be patient. When I saw Bree hug you tonigh, I really feel like Bree is progressing. Looks like some regression...
Anyways, I have found these useful in times of need. Yes, I have had some similar experiences. A Story for another time. For now, I hope the best for all of you.
Here are my Top 10 Techniques For Bringing A Loved One Back After an NRM (New Religious Movement):
1. Round the clock watch over her.
2. Do not physically force her to do anything else.
3. Give her lots of water.
4. Start a normal diet with the regular food groups.
5. Let her talk, or not talk. But, do not force your words upon her.
6. Tough love is always best, but do not "smother" her with words or restraint.
7. Do not mention her being "brainwashed"/she may shut down on you. (Say the least amount you can about the HoO.)
8. She needs nurturing. So, be gentle.
9. She may refuse to eat, that is OK. Try "ensure" drinks, for nutrients.
10. If she starts to come around a little, if too much is pushed upon her in excitement, she is starting to see things clearly, she could go right back into denial.
Good luck Jonas, and play safe!!
SARAH
I saw your request for help, but I cannot make it to chat. I gave these to Daniel, and was hoping he might see them to. I hope you will see that these techniques can be very helpful.
This could be a long, hard road. Be patient. When I saw Bree hug you tonigh, I really feel like Bree is progressing. Looks like some regression...
Anyways, I have found these useful in times of need. Yes, I have had some similar experiences. A Story for another time. For now, I hope the best for all of you.
Here are my Top 10 Techniques For Bringing A Loved One Back After an NRM (New Religious Movement):
1. Round the clock watch over her.
2. Do not physically force her to do anything else.
3. Give her lots of water.
4. Start a normal diet with the regular food groups.
5. Let her talk, or not talk. But, do not force your words upon her.
6. Tough love is always best, but do not "smother" her with words or restraint.
7. Do not mention her being "brainwashed"/she may shut down on you. (Say the least amount you can about the HoO.)
8. She needs nurturing. So, be gentle.
9. She may refuse to eat, that is OK. Try "ensure" drinks, for nutrients.
10. If she starts to come around a little, if too much is pushed upon her in excitement, she is starting to see things clearly, she could go right back into denial.
Good luck Jonas, and play safe!!
SARAH