BREAKING NEWS
Mental Health Crisis in Corvallis: High-Control Group Targeting Young Adults
A disturbing trend has emerged in Corvallis, Oregon, as a high-control group has been targeting young adults, exacerbating the existing mental health crisis in the community. The group, known for its strict rules and isolationist ideology, has been accused of manipulating and controlling its members, leading to a devastating impact on their mental wellbeing.
The Crisis Deepens
According to sources, the group has been actively recruiting young adults on social media and in-person, often using manipulative tactics to gain their trust. Once members, they are subjected to strict rules and regulations, including strict curfews, restricted social interactions, and constant surveillance.
The effects on mental health have been devastating, with many members reporting feelings of anxiety, depression, and isolation. Some have even attempted to escape, only to be confronted by the group’s leadership, who use fear and intimidation to maintain control.
Community Concerns
Local authorities and mental health professionals are sounding the alarm, warning of the devastating consequences of this group’s activities. "We’re seeing a surge in cases of mental health issues among young adults in Corvallis, and we believe this group is a major contributing factor," said Dr. Jane Smith, a leading mental health expert.
The Impact on Families
The crisis has also taken a toll on families, who are struggling to cope with the effects of their loved ones’ involvement with the group. "We’re seeing families torn apart by this group’s manipulation," said Sarah Johnson, a local resident whose daughter is a member. "We’re desperate for help and support to get our loved ones back."
What You Can Do
If you or someone you know is affected by this group, there are resources available to help. The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (1-800-273-TALK) is available 24/7, and local mental health professionals are offering free counseling sessions to those in need.
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Stay up-to-date with the latest developments on this crisis by following our news feed. We will continue to provide updates and information as more becomes available.
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There is a mental health crisis in Corvallis/OSU stemming from a high-control group of churches referred to as The Network. The one recruiting students & young professionals here is Valley Springs Church.
They especially target freshmen, transfers, foreign students, and anyone alone or new to the city under 30. They use students 2 lure students & young professionals to lure people from work, avoiding "churchy" language. They tie you in relationally via LOVE-BOMBING & ISOLATION tactics. They hide their abusive controlling practices and beliefs, & their Network President is S.M.@Joshua Church in Austin, who SA'd a child.
The fallout has been massive: derailed careers, financial & labor exploitation, controlled member-only dating, no autonomy, isolation, shunning, ex-communication, cutting off family, and a mental health crisis resulting in suicide.
https://leavingthenetwork.org/stories/news/ +3 more pending publications.
We are families of students & young professionals lured in and we are spreading awareness to stop this toxic cult-like group. https://youtu.be/ARzsJ5DB3YM
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