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Dana Wehle, L.C.S.W.
Dana Wehle,
LCSW, MFA., is a
certified psychoanalyst/licensed
clinical social worker in private
practice in New York City and
administrative supervisor at the
Cult Clinic
of the Jewish Board of Family and
Children’s
Services. She received her
psychoanalytic training at the
National Institute for the
Psychotherapies, is a member of the
Association for the Psychoanalysis
of Society and Culture, and has
presented on the theme of cults on
Internet webcasts, at Rutgers
University, the William Alanson
White Institute, and at other
community, professional, and
educational settings. As a
classically trained painter, her
interest in cultic violation of
creativity has coalesced through
intensive clinical work with former
members, second generation adults (SGAs),
and families of adult children in
cults. Her article, "The Suppression
of Creativity in Cults," is included
in Miguel Perlado's book,
Clinical Studies of Cults
(2007). She is presenting on this
theme at the 2008 ICSA conference in
Philadelphia, and is guest editing
an upcoming special issue of
Cultic Studies Review on “Cults
and Creativity.”
(DWehle1@gmail.com)
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