PSYCHOLOGY of SUICIDE & LIFE AFTER DEATH (Research Based)

Explore the complex intersection of psychology of suicide and the enduring mystery of the afterlife with this comprehensive course. Delve into the phenomenon of suicide, its underlying causes, and global statistics. This course offers a unique perspective, blending psychological insights with parapsychology to explore potential avenues beyond conventional understanding.

What you'll discover:

• Psychology of Suicidal Behaviour: Understand the multifaceted reasons behind suicidal thoughts and actions. Learn about the prevalence of suicide worldwide and identify countries with higher rates. Explore different methods and types of suicide.
• Spirituality & The Afterlife: Examine religious perspectives on suicide and how spirituality can offer solace. Investigate Near-Death Experiences (NDEs) and their implications. Consider mediumship as potential evidence of life after death.
• Past-Life Regression Therapy: Review data and research surrounding past-life regression therapy and its potential connection to the afterlife.
• Wellbeing & Self-Care: Gain valuable insights into promoting wellbeing and effective strategies for self-care.

This course features 24 informative video lectures and 13 supplementary PDF guides for further exploration (available in the Resources section). Recommended reading lists are also provided.

Taught by: Elmira Strange, MPhil, a Research Psychologist and Parapsychologist with 15 years of experience in the field. Elmira has created online courses in Psychology, Counselling, and Psycho-Spiritual Development for the past 9 years, teaching over 130,000 students.

Accreditation: This course is fully accredited by the International Association of Therapists (IAOTH) and certified.

Important Note: This course addresses sensitive topics related to suicide. This course is NOT recommended for individuals experiencing a vulnerable depressive state or who are easily triggered by such content. Prioritize your well-being. If you are struggling, please seek professional help. Resources and crisis lines are available – please take care of yourself.