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The Redeemer: Cathrine Moestue on Shame & Radical Identity Change

Published: Dec. 5, 2022, 9 a.m.

This episode is sponsored by BetterHelp. If you could be a part of the team that ends world hunger, wouldn\\u2019t you be? That\\u2019s what Cathrine Moestue thought she was signing up for back in 1984 and 1985, when the then 19-year-old moved from Oslo, Norway to the outskirts of Stockholm, Sweden, and met an English teacher who claimed he knew how to end the devastating famine taking place in Ethiopia at the time. The man told her he was from Paraguay and was the leader of a revolution. The rest, my friends, is culty history.\\xa0

Today, Moestue is a clinical psychologist, as well as the author of chapter 11 in the book Radicalization; Phenomenon and Prevention that came out in Norway, and parts of her own story are also featured in the book FAR OUT by Charlotte McDonald Gibson.\\xa0

Links specific to today\\u2019s episode:\\xa0

Cathrine on Instagram, as well as her website

Dr. Kristin Neff\\u2019s free self compassion exercises

Janina Fisher\\u2019s Transforming the Legal Legacy of Trauma

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