This handbook examines the complex psychological landscape of survivors of ritualistic sexual abuse, particularly within the context of Satanic rituals. The author, a therapist, draws upon extensive experience to illuminate the challenges faced by these survivors, focusing on the manifestation of multiple personality disorders and the specific trauma associated with ritual abuse. The text aims to provide a framework for understanding and treating these deeply ingrained psychological wounds, offering insights into the dynamics of such abuse and its long-term effects.

The book is presented as a clinical guide for therapists, drawing on the author's direct experience with survivors of sexual abuse and dissociative disorders. Its focus on Satanic ritual abuse positions it within a specific, albeit controversial, area of psychological study. The material suggests a text intended for professionals seeking to understand and treat complex trauma, offering practical insights from a therapist's perspective. The reception is likely to be within specialized therapeutic and psychological communities.