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Janice Miner Holden
Counseling Researcher · University of North Texas
Studied near-death experiences and their counseling implications, including proposals to test reported out-of-body perception.
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Area of work
Studied near-death experiences and their counseling implications, including proposals to test reported out-of-body perception.
Methods
Research design · Surveys · Counseling-focused analysis
Limits and debate
A proposed test is not itself evidence that anomalous perception occurs; survey findings depend on self-reports.
This summarizes the researcher's work. It is not a finding that any theory of consciousness or survival has been proven.
Overview
Holden's published work addresses how near-death experiences affect people and how clinicians can respond. She proposed a hospital-based design for testing claims of visual perception during reported out-of-body experiences and later studied experiences reported after NDEs.
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Spontaneous Mediumship Experiences: A Neglected Aftereffect of Near-Death Experiences
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