Dee's Basic Series on Collusion

Before we can confront collusion effectively, we must be able to recognize it, to understand it's origins, and comprehend the depths of the challenge. Only then, will we not blame ourselves when others fail to join us. If possible, please read ALL four of these articles in sequence and in one setting.

  • What is Collusion?

  • Collusion--It's Really Just a Symptom

  • Striking Parallels and Contrasts--comparing family dynamics in substance abuse with the problem of collusion in churches

  • A Two-Fold Treatment Approach

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    www.takecourage.org by Dee Ann Miller, author of How Little We Knew: Collusion and Confusion with Sexual Misconduct and The Truth about Malarkey.