Ohio State-licensed grief counselor Dr. Jane Bissler has pioneered an innovative approach to afterlife communication known as Loving Heart Connections. Through this method, individuals engage with a psychotherapist online in sessions that are both private and conducted via free online video-conferencing platforms, lasting approximately 90 minutes each. Following these sessions, Dr. Bissler employs techniques such …
The Monroe Institute has developed a unique program based on its Hemi-Sync technology that enables people to have afterlife communications. Robert Monroe learned that specific sound patterns could safely and gently guide the mind into various states ranging from deep relaxation or sleep to expanded mindfulness or extraordinary states. The audio guidance sends different sounds to each ear …
Induced After-Death Communication (IADC) was developed by Dr. Allan Botkin, a psychotherapist at the North Chicago Veterans Administration Facility. He learned how to use a psychotherapy method called eye-movement desensitization and reprocessing, or EMDR, that is used with PTSD and trauma patients to help people have afterlife communications. In a study, 76 percent of clients …
Repair & Reattachment Grief Therapy, developed by Rochelle Wright, a Washington state-licensed psychotherapist, reduces or virtually eliminates the deep grief in which a person is immersed. In a session, the therapist helps a client whose loved one is now living in the life after this life personally connect with the loved one. No medium is …