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Cultic Studies Review Department: Profiles		Joseph Kelly


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*Joseph F. Kelly*		Bio on csj.org

	Joseph Kelly, Thought Reform Consultant. Joseph F. Kelly, a Thought Reform Consultant since 1988, spent 14 years in two different Eastern meditation groups. He has lectured extensively on cult-related topics and is a co-author of "Ethical Standards for Thought Reform Consultants," which was published in AFF"s Cultic Studies Journal.
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Contributions

	^ Giambalvo, Carol: Ethical Standards for Thought Reform Consultants Ω Conference 2002: Understanding Cults and New Religious Movements - Events Ω Conference 2002: Understanding Cults and New Religious Movements - Presenters Ω Conference 2003 CA: Events Ω Conference 2003 CA: Presenters Ω Conference 2003 CT: Events Ω Conference 2003 CT: Presenters: Understanding Cults and New Religious Movements *Ethical Standards for Thought Reform Consultants* Cultic Studies Journal, Vol. 13, No. 1, 1996
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Contact Info

	name: Joseph F. Kelly	Internet: url: e-mail:[email protected]
	Address: POB 2520, Philadelphia, PA 19147	tel.: 215.467.4939 fax: 732.352.6817

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Profiles

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Cultic Studies Review Department: Profiles

Joseph Kelly

Cultic Studies Review
Department: Profiles