Angie’s comments made into a post to help Educoists break the pattern of control

Some of you may have noticed that Angie has been giving her experience for a number of months now. It started with the ‘Ex Educoist Dialogues.’

Some Educoists use our site to gather information about their shares.

 

They get little on that other than what we are learning about the activities of Sheila McCaffrey in handing over shares to Quinn and the unfortunate effects on Susan Morrice as a result of her conditioning by Quinn.

Some are only concerned about getting their money and have not addressed the terrible effects of being part of this mindset. What Angie assists us with is getting into the dark world of depression that result from not addressing this cultist world. What she is basically saying is until you do you will be stuck at all levels of your being.

Crackdown will target fake therapy By Alan O’Keeffe, Evening Herald: Monday January 30 2012

A CRACKDOWN on the unregulated work of psychotherapists and counsellors is on the way.

By Alan O’Keeffe

New laws will tackle “serious issues” concerning the regulation of their work with vulnerable individuals, said Fine Gael TD Dan Neville.  “At the moment, anyone can put up a sign stating they are a counsellor or psychotherapist and charge €80 an hour for a service which they might not be suitably qualified for,” he said. http://www.herald.ie/news/crackdown-will-target-fake-therapy-3003513.html

BERNIE PURCELL’S DISGRUNTLED EMPLOYEES THE PHOENIX DECEMBER 2, 2011

Businesswoman, counsellor and occasional academic Bernie Purcell last hit the headlines in 2007, when it emerged that her Dublin-based counselling outfit, the Roebuck Centre, had been charging some of its clients up to €250,000 for courses (see The Phoenix 2/11/07). The centre closed down following the controversy but now Purcell faces other problems.

Jeanette Rigney’s Libel Therapy Phoenix Dec 16, 2011

We produce this article as part of our archive on the Tabor Institute.

http://dialogueireland.wordpress.com/2010/09/26/students-quit-the-cult-like-tabor-centre-sunday-times-by-colin-coyle/

You will note that the Institute did not take up the right of reply offered by DI, nor did they offer any examples of material which was inaccurate. They  also wrote to a former Chair of Dialogue Ireland who was dead at the time they wrote to him in 2010.

http://dialogueireland.wordpress.com/2010/11/03/correspondence-from-jeanette-rigney-and-john-sherwin-of-tabor/

We again offer them space to publish any article covering the Tabor Institute which will not be censored.

Flatley stress therapy dubbed ‘nonsense.’ by Colin Coyle 6 December 2009 The Sunday Times

MICHAEL FLATLEY has credited it with curing him of a mystery virus and DJ Carey says it relieved him of stress. But leading medical experts have dismissed an “energy therapy treatment” practised by Michael O’Doherty in Co Clare as “biologically implausible”.

Therapist defends continued use of cancer victim’s testimony for promotion

Healer uses dead patient in book PR; Therapist defends continued use of cancer victim’s testimony for promotion, writes Mark Tighe

By Mark Tighe, The Sunday Times    22 May 2011

© 2011 Times Newspapers Ltd. All rights reserved