UVA Research Sheds Light on the Effective Ways to Help People Cope with Near-Death Experiences

Seeing the Light: How Near-Death Experiences Can Ruin Lives

Dying is the easy part. The hard part is coming back and realizing the world you loved doesn’t make sense anymore. A new study published in Psychology of Consciousness: Theory, Research, and Practice found that the people who’ve crossed the threshold and returned often pay a strange price. Researchers at the University of Virginia surveyed 167 survivors of near-death experiences—people who reported leaving their bodies, moving toward light, or m…

What Happens After Near-Death Experiences: Study Reveals A Dark Aftermath From Seeing The Light

A new University of Virginia study finds that near-death experiences often bring deep spiritual shifts and can reduce fear of death. They can also strain the closest relationships and leave experiencers feeling isolated in a world that suddenly feels hard to relate to. The post What Happens After Near-Death Experiences: Study Reveals A Dark Aftermath From Seeing The Light appeared first on Study Finds.

UVA research sheds light on the effective ways to help people cope with near-death experiences

Near-death experiences can have lasting, life-changing effects, and new University of Virginia School of Medicine research sheds light on the types of counseling and support that can best help people cope.

What Happens After a Near-Death Experience?

New research reveals that people who have near-death experiences often undergo profound shifts in perspective, purpose, and priorities, but many struggle to integrate these changes into daily life. In a study of 167 individuals, over half sought counseling or support afterward, and those who received validation and understanding found the help most beneficial.

New Research Sheds Light on Enhancing Support for Near-Death Experiencers

Near-death experiences (NDEs) present a remarkable frontier in the study of human consciousness, often catalyzing profound and enduring transformations in those who encounter them. Recent research conducted by the University of Virginia School of Medicine delves deeply into how individuals reconcile and adapt to these extraordinary phenomena, offering novel insights into the kinds of counseling and support that can effectively facilitate coping …