This ongoing class, which meets every Friday from 10 am to Noon EST, is for writers who wish to process their cultic abuse through the written word. Writing to Reckon provides a safe and engaging space for cult survivors (or anyone impacted by cultic influence) and supports them in establishing a writing practice as part of their personal healing process whether or not they are actively engaged in writing a book.

Come raise a glass of your favorite water - or drink of your choice - to connect with fellow writers and honor your writing about experiences of cultic abuse. This is an opportunity to connect with others who have engaged in Writing to Reckon classes or are using the Journal to integrate complex, cultic life experiences. Please pick a short piece (500 words or less) to share with others and be read to share a toast.

This ongoing class, which meets every Friday from 10 am to Noon EST, is for writers who wish to process their cultic abuse through the written word. Writing to Reckon provides a safe and engaging space for cult survivors (or anyone impacted by cultic influence) and supports them in establishing a writing practice as part of their personal healing process whether or not they are actively engaged in writing a book.

This ongoing class, which meets every Friday from 10 am to Noon EST, is for writers who wish to process their cultic abuse through the written word. Writing to Reckon provides a safe and engaging space for cult survivors (or anyone impacted by cultic influence) and supports them in establishing a writing practice as part of their personal healing process whether or not they are actively engaged in writing a book.

This ongoing class, which meets every Friday from 10 am to Noon EST, is for writers who wish to process their cultic abuse through the written word. Writing to Reckon provides a safe and engaging space for cult survivors (or anyone impacted by cultic influence) and supports them in establishing a writing practice as part of their personal healing process whether or not they are actively engaged in writing a book.

This ongoing class, which meets every Friday from 10 am to Noon EST, is for writers who wish to process their cultic abuse through the written word. Writing to Reckon provides a safe and engaging space for cult survivors (or anyone impacted by cultic influence) and supports them in establishing a writing practice as part of their personal healing process whether or not they are actively engaged in writing a book.

This ongoing class, which meets every Friday from 10 am to Noon EST, is for writers who wish to process their cultic abuse through the written word. Writing to Reckon provides a safe and engaging space for cult survivors (or anyone impacted by cultic influence) and supports them in establishing a writing practice as part of their personal healing process whether or not they are actively engaged in writing a book.

This ongoing class, which meets every Friday from 10 am to Noon EST, is for writers who wish to process their cultic abuse through the written word. Writing to Reckon provides a safe and engaging space for cult survivors (or anyone impacted by cultic influence) and supports them in establishing a writing practice as part of their personal healing process whether or not they are actively engaged in writing a book.

This ongoing class, which meets every Friday from 10 am to Noon EST, is for writers who wish to process their cultic abuse through the written word. Writing to Reckon provides a safe and engaging space for cult survivors (or anyone impacted by cultic influence) and supports them in establishing a writing practice as part of their personal healing process whether or not they are actively engaged in writing a book.

This ongoing class, which meets every Friday from 10 am to Noon EST, is for writers who wish to process their cultic abuse through the written word. Writing to Reckon provides a safe and engaging space for cult survivors (or anyone impacted by cultic influence) and supports them in establishing a writing practice as part of their personal healing process whether or not they are actively engaged in writing a book.

This ongoing class, which meets every Friday from 10 am to Noon EST, is for writers who wish to process their cultic abuse through the written word. Writing to Reckon provides a safe and engaging space for cult survivors (or anyone impacted by cultic influence) and supports them in establishing a writing practice as part of their personal healing process whether or not they are actively engaged in writing a book.

This ongoing class, which meets every Friday from 10 am to Noon EST, is for writers who wish to process their cultic abuse through the written word. Writing to Reckon provides a safe and engaging space for cult survivors (or anyone impacted by cultic influence) and supports them in establishing a writing practice as part of their personal healing process whether or not they are actively engaged in writing a book.

Come raise a glass of your favorite water - or drink of your choice - to connect with fellow writers and honor your writing about experiences of cultic abuse. This is an opportunity to connect with others who have engaged in Writing to Reckon classes or are using the Journal to integrate complex, cultic life experiences. Please pick a short piece (500 words or less) to share with others and be read to share a toast.

This ongoing class, which meets every Friday from 10 am to Noon EST, is for writers who wish to process their cultic abuse through the written word. Writing to Reckon provides a safe and engaging space for cult survivors (or anyone impacted by cultic influence) and supports them in establishing a writing practice as part of their personal healing process whether or not they are actively engaged in writing a book.

This ongoing class, which meets every Friday from 10 am to Noon EST, is for writers who wish to process their cultic abuse through the written word. Writing to Reckon provides a safe and engaging space for cult survivors (or anyone impacted by cultic influence) and supports them in establishing a writing practice as part of their personal healing process whether or not they are actively engaged in writing a book.

This ongoing class, which meets every Friday from 10 am to Noon EST, is for writers who wish to process their cultic abuse through the written word. Writing to Reckon provides a safe and engaging space for cult survivors (or anyone impacted by cultic influence) and supports them in establishing a writing practice as part of their personal healing process whether or not they are actively engaged in writing a book.

This ongoing class, which meets every Friday from 10 am to Noon EST, is for writers who wish to process their cultic abuse through the written word. Writing to Reckon provides a safe and engaging space for cult survivors (or anyone impacted by cultic influence) and supports them in establishing a writing practice as part of their personal healing process whether or not they are actively engaged in writing a book.

This ongoing class, which meets every Friday from 10 am to Noon EST, is for writers who wish to process their cultic abuse through the written word. Writing to Reckon provides a safe and engaging space for cult survivors (or anyone impacted by cultic influence) and supports them in establishing a writing practice as part of their personal healing process whether or not they are actively engaged in writing a book.

This ongoing class, which meets every Friday from 10 am to Noon EST, is for writers who wish to process their cultic abuse through the written word. Writing to Reckon provides a safe and engaging space for cult survivors (or anyone impacted by cultic influence) and supports them in establishing a writing practice as part of their personal healing process whether or not they are actively engaged in writing a book.

This ongoing class, which meets every Friday from 10 am to Noon EST, is for writers who wish to process their cultic abuse through the written word. Writing to Reckon provides a safe and engaging space for cult survivors (or anyone impacted by cultic influence) and supports them in establishing a writing practice as part of their personal healing process whether or not they are actively engaged in writing a book.

This ongoing class, which meets every Friday from 10 am to Noon EST, is for writers who wish to process their cultic abuse through the written word. Writing to Reckon provides a safe and engaging space for cult survivors (or anyone impacted by cultic influence) and supports them in establishing a writing practice as part of their personal healing process whether or not they are actively engaged in writing a book.

Come raise a glass of your favorite water - or drink of your choice - to connect with fellow writers and honor your writing about experiences of cultic abuse. This is an opportunity to connect with others who have engaged in Writing to Reckon classes or are using the Journal to integrate complex, cultic life experiences. Please pick a short piece (500 words or less) to share with others and be read to share a toast.

This ongoing class, which meets every Friday from 10 am to Noon EST, is for writers who wish to process their cultic abuse through the written word. Writing to Reckon provides a safe and engaging space for cult survivors (or anyone impacted by cultic influence) and supports them in establishing a writing practice as part of their personal healing process whether or not they are actively engaged in writing a book.

This ongoing class, which meets every Friday from 10 am to Noon EST, is for writers who wish to process their cultic abuse through the written word. Writing to Reckon provides a safe and engaging space for cult survivors (or anyone impacted by cultic influence) and supports them in establishing a writing practice as part of their personal healing process whether or not they are actively engaged in writing a book.

This ongoing class, which meets every Friday from 10 am to Noon EST, is for writers who wish to process their cultic abuse through the written word. Writing to Reckon provides a safe and engaging space for cult survivors (or anyone impacted by cultic influence) and supports them in establishing a writing practice as part of their personal healing process whether or not they are actively engaged in writing a book.

This ongoing class, which meets every Friday from 10 am to Noon EST, is for writers who wish to process their cultic abuse through the written word. Writing to Reckon provides a safe and engaging space for cult survivors (or anyone impacted by cultic influence) and supports them in establishing a writing practice as part of their personal healing process whether or not they are actively engaged in writing a book.

This ongoing class, which meets every Friday from 10 am to Noon EST, is for writers who wish to process their cultic abuse through the written word. Writing to Reckon provides a safe and engaging space for cult survivors (or anyone impacted by cultic influence) and supports them in establishing a writing practice as part of their personal healing process whether or not they are actively engaged in writing a book.

This ongoing class, which meets every Friday from 10 am to Noon EST, is for writers who wish to process their cultic abuse through the written word. Writing to Reckon provides a safe and engaging space for cult survivors (or anyone impacted by cultic influence) and supports them in establishing a writing practice as part of their personal healing process whether or not they are actively engaged in writing a book.

This ongoing class, which meets every Friday from 10 am to Noon EST, is for writers who wish to process their cultic abuse through the written word. Writing to Reckon provides a safe and engaging space for cult survivors (or anyone impacted by cultic influence) and supports them in establishing a writing practice as part of their personal healing process whether or not they are actively engaged in writing a book.

This ongoing class, which meets every Friday from 10 am to Noon EST, is for writers who wish to process their cultic abuse through the written word. Writing to Reckon provides a safe and engaging space for cult survivors (or anyone impacted by cultic influence) and supports them in establishing a writing practice as part of their personal healing process whether or not they are actively engaged in writing a book.