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Author: Dr. Tabitha Chapman, PhD, MA, AMFT, CDVA
Dr. Tabitha Chapman, PhD, MA, MFT, CDVA is a Registered Associate Marriage and Family Therapist Associate under supervision by Sonia Gonzini, LMFT (#103217). As a therapist, her priority is to encourage her clients to find their own solutions and take the reins of their healing into their own hands. She is there as a guide to how to use those reins. She is focusing her career on helping parents improve their relationships with their children as well as helping people restore or rebuild strong attachments. In addition to providing therapy, Dr. Chapman also is a speaker, focusing on parenting, cults, coercion, and forensic psychology sciences.
Dr. Chapman is also the founder and Executive Director of the Freedom Train Project, a victim advocacy outreach program for people who leave cults or coercive relationships.
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