Sexual Activity

Mind Control

§ The practitioner uses hypnosis as part of the treatment and I often don’t know what’s going on. When I ask, he/she refuses to answer.

§ I feel as though I’ve been hypnotized or somehow in a trance-like state in the practitioner’s presence, though he/she doesn’t seem to obviously use hypnosis.

§ I remember the practitioner making hypnotic suggestions that I don’t feel comfortable with.

§ After treatment was over, I began to remember some of the things the practitioner said or did while I was in a trance-like state, which in retrospect feel very uncomfortable or abusive.

§ The practitioner suggested that I kill myself.

§ The practitioner failed to take my suicidal feelings seriously. The practitioner suggested or implied that I might be better off dead.

§ The practitioner fostered a lot of dependency and then started trying to get me to do things I didn’t want to do.

§ The practitioner insulted what I believed were the good parts of my life.

§ A short time after I started treatment, my life began to fall apart. The practitioner didn’t seem concerned about my life. Rather, he/she seemed concerned that I stay dependent on him/her. Sometimes I feel/felt drugged after sessions.

§ Other ways the practitioner affected your thinking or undermined your strength. Please describe:

§ The practitioner engaged (with or without physical force) in overt sexual contact such as: kissing of mouth, breasts, genitals; sexual hugs (prolonged full body hugs, pelvic thrusts, obvious erections); partial or total disrobing for the purpose of sexual contact; fondling of breasts or genitals (with or without clothing); masturbation; oral sex; vaginal or anal intercourse; use of sex toys; sexual activity while I was drugged.

§ Practitioner engaged in sexual activity with me against my will.

§ Practitioner initiated sexual activity with me on the condition that I keep quiet about it, by saying things like: If this gets out it will ruin me and/or my family.

§ After the sexual part of my relationship with the practitioner ended, he/she told me that if I told anyone she/he’d be ruined.

§ After the sexual part of my relationship with the practitioner ended, he/she threatened to expose embarrassing parts of my psychological history if I ever told anyone in authority or filed a complaint.

§ Practitioner threatens that if I don’t work on my repressed sexuality by being sexual with him/her, I’ll never get better.

§ After treatment ended, the practitioner called to ask me for a date.

§ A short time after treatment ended, I started a sexual relationship with the practitioner.

Seductive Language and Nonverbal Interaction:

§ Practitioner says, “If only I’d known you back then, we’d have made a good couple…”

§ Practitioner compliments my body.

§ Practitioner discusses his/ her sexual attraction to me.

§ Practitioner says, “If only we both weren’t married…”

§ Practitioner says he/she would like to have an affair with me when treatment is over.

§ Practitioner seems to have a voyeuristic interest in my sex life.

§ Practitioner sends me love letters.

§ Practitioner gives me sex toys to use at home, tells me how to use them and asks for details about how I’m doing with them.

§ Practitioner makes frequent comments on my appearance with the goal of having me appear as “sexually attractive” as possible.

§ Practitioner often suggested or implied that we could have an affair when treatment was over.

§ Practitioner looks at me in a voyeuristic way.

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