Psychic Moments - Coming to Our Senses

Is there a conspiracy of silence in health care about psychic events? Are the people we rely on at critical times afraid to talk about their psi experiences? Yes! Parapsychology was accepted as a science by the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) in 1968. Forty years later, medical and mental health professionals still avoid talking about psi. It leaves them too vulnerable. Yet, the majority of Americans report psychic experiences. Beth Wechsler, MSW, LICSW shares her compelling experiences with psi and psychics, and those of doctors and other health care professionals, to show readers why it's not about belief. It's true. It's important. We've known it all along. Some of the material in this book originally ran in Yankee Magazine (Portrait of a Psychic, March 1981) and was introduced to the medical and mental health professions at the American Institute of Medical Education Creativity and Madness conference in 2005. Beth Wechsler presents Psychic Events in the Lives of Clinicians and Clients nationally for PESI.