Support for Survivors
of Sex Trafficking &
Ritual Abuse
We are victim advocates who understand child trafficking and SRA. Please review our website for helpful resources and information. We believe you and you can heal.
You are not Alone
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We believe that every survivor is valuable and worthy of love, respect and support.
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We believe that survivors, when linked together, can become a powerful force for change.
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We believe survivors are not defined by their abuse.
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We believe every survivor’s story until proven otherwise, not the other way around.
Stories From the Blog
Stuart Adam’s Granddaughter is Named
Reposted with permission from Goel https://1830goel.substack.com/ This article is too long. Please follow the link to continue. Utah State President Stuart Adams, who enlisted his
Utah Lowers the Age of Consent to 13 — The Rot Continues
Reposted with permission by Goel, Investigations in Ritual Abuse Utah Senate President J. Stuart Adams had a problem: his 18 year old relative was caught
Mandy Bachman Prayer Vigil
Mandy Bachman Case Mandy Bachman is a sort of renegade survivor advocate. She was trained to be a counselor but she isn’t licensed in Utah
What is Ritual Abuse?
Ritual abuse usually involves repeated abuse over an extended period of time. The physical abuse is severe, sometimes including torture, rape, beastiality, human sacrifice and cannibalism. The sexual abuse is usually painful, sadistic and humiliating, intended as a means of gaining dominance over the victim. The psychological abuse is devastating and involves the use of ritual indoctrination. In ritual abuse, the victim is subjected to rituals or ceremonies dedicated to an entity usually Satan or Lucifer. The term “god” or “Lord” may be used as well.
Ritual abuse includes sex trafficking, but sex trafficking does not necessarily include ritual abuse. Other forms of abuse are also not considered ritual abuse such as isolated child molestation, domestic violence, or mental and verbal abuse. Ritual abuse usually occurs in a communal setting though it can be limited to family members. Many ritual abuse victims experience ritual abuse abroad and sexual and physical abuse at home too.
Survivor Spotlight
Sharri's Story
Housing for Survivors
Relentless Hope does not have shelter facilities but we do have a list of agencies who provide housing across the country. Their programs provide long term shelter, counseling, medical and other services free to survivors. Programs typically last 6 – 24 months. These are for people who are serious about getting healed which includes breaking relationships with your abusers to gain freedom. These shelters are not psych hospitals and do not force medicate.
Find a Counselor/Life Coach
Finding a qualified, safe counselor is tough. Some counselors are part of the child trafficking system and their job is to keep survivors under control. The other issue is that most counselors haven’t been trained in college to deal with ritual abuse clients. This topic is considered taboo, fake, or satanic panic nonsense. The college level educational system is infiltrated with satanists and pedophiles, and of course you can’t rely on the world of psychology to be spiritually safe. According to published research, 92% of psychologists believe that ritual abuse exists and that survivors are telling the truth. Ritual abuse is not false memories. It is real. Don’t let anyone tell you otherwise.
The vast majority of survivors have DID (Dissociative Identity Disorder). For those on Medicaid, your options for counselors who have experience in DID is rare. The best you can do is to find a counselor in your network who has experience in trauma/PTSD or pay out of pocket for qualified therapists. I know this answers sucks. You can always ask a counselor if they offer a sliding scale payment option.
We highly recommend EMDR and neurofeedback for survivors. You can look to see which counselors in your state offer these services. You can go to the following websites for help or refer to your insurance provider’s directory. In addition, you can also find a biblical counselor who is much cheaper than state licensed therapists. No matter who you choose, always be cautious and check references. One of our advocates can also assist you finding a counselor/life coach that understands the abuse.
Psychology Today
Multiple by One (DID counselors)
ISSTD (DID and Trauma counselors)
Biblical Counselors
Sanar Institute (Secular counseling services for survivors who were used in making pornography)
Christina Garcia (Deliverance prayer and SRA life coach)
Legal Assistance
If you need pro bono legal assistance, there are several law firms across the country that fight for survivor rights. These agencies provide pro bono representation but there are requirements. You need to have documentation of the abuse which may include police reports, Department of Child Protective Services (DCFS or CPS) reports, medical records of injuries, counselor notes, photos, etc. in your possession. If you don’t have any of these, don’t worry, your testimony is evidence in and of itself. But to increase your chances of getting representation, you need to make a victim statement which chronologically details your abuse through the years with dates, perpetrator names and locations (to the best of your ability). Having these documents and records in hand will increase your chances that a lawyer will take your case. Please call these law firms for a free consultation. We have personally vetted all of them. They are trustworthy.
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Highly Recommended Travis Walker Law |
For personal cases
Alightnet.org
The Joseph Project
National Crime Victim Bar Association
Every state in the US has a Legal Aid organization that provides free or low cost attorney representation. Please contact the Legal Aid in your state. Also you may contact the State Bar Association in each state to get assistance. Below is an example of a few in Utah. Also, you may contact your local university to see if their law students provide free consultation.
Utah Legal Aid
Utah Crimes Victim Legal Clinic
Timpanogos Legal Clinic (Utah only)
Utah State Bar
University of Utah Pro Bono Initiative
Support Is Here
Relentless Hope, along with our partnering agencies, offers hope and healing for victims of ritual abuse and trafficking in the US. We understand you need support, that’s why Relentless Hope was created.
We are not accepting new clients at this time due to the overwhelming response. Please use the resources on this website to find services. Try back in a few weeks. If you need immediate assistance call the United Way at 211 or the Safe House Project.
- Advocacy services — Talk to someone who understands SRA and DID
- Referrals to counselors and life coaches — Experienced in DID and/or complex trauma (self-pay).
- Online support group & education
- Shelter referrals — Long term housing programs for healing and safety
Our business hours are M – TH from 10am to 5pm MST. We are not open on weekends or evenings.
If you are suicidal, please call the national suicide hotline at 988.
We are advocates who provide validation, encouragement, and education. We are primarily a referral service.