BREAKING NEWS
Mental Health Fallout From High-Control Group Targeting IU Students
Indiana University students are reeling from the aftermath of a high-control group’s presence on campus, leaving a trail of emotional distress and anxiety in its wake. The group, which claimed to offer spiritual guidance and support, has been linked to reports of mental health issues, including depression, anxiety, and even self-harm.
According to sources, the group targeted vulnerable students, often approaching them in public areas and claiming to offer personalized spiritual guidance. However, victims of the group’s tactics have come forward, revealing a pattern of emotional manipulation and control.
"I was already struggling with anxiety, and then this group started reaching out to me, saying they could help me find inner peace," said one IU student, who wished to remain anonymous. "But the more they talked to me, the more I felt trapped and isolated. They would only respond to my messages during certain hours, and if I didn’t comply, they would stop talking to me altogether."
The mental health fallout from the group’s activities has been devastating, with many students seeking help from campus counseling services and mental health professionals. IU’s Student Health Center has reported a significant increase in students seeking treatment for anxiety, depression, and other mental health issues related to the group’s influence.
"We’re seeing students who were previously stable, now struggling with severe mental health issues," said Dr. Sarah Johnson, Director of IU’s Student Health Center. "It’s heartbreaking to see students’ mental health deteriorate in this way, and we’re doing everything we can to support them."
Experts warn that high-control groups like this one can have long-lasting effects on individuals, even after they have left the group. The IU community is urged to be vigilant and report any suspicious activity to campus authorities.
KEY TAKEAWAYS
- A high-control group has been targeting IU students, claiming to offer spiritual guidance and support.
- Victims of the group’s tactics have reported emotional manipulation, control, and mental health issues, including depression, anxiety, and self-harm.
- IU’s Student Health Center has seen a significant increase in students seeking treatment for mental health issues related to the group’s influence.
- Experts warn of long-lasting effects on individuals who have been affected by high-control groups.
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There is a mental health crisis at IU stemming from a high-control group of churches referred to as The Network. The one recruiting students & young professionals here is High Rock 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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