Psychology Of Near Death Experiences
Freud has stated that death is the �great unknown� and �the gravest of all misfortunes.� Dr. Raymond Moody, Jr. (1975) authored the classic bestseller entitled Life After Life, which explained that a Near-Death Experience (NDE) is a profound event experienced by persons who come close to death or who are believed dead and unexpectedly recover and escape uninjured. There are 15 million adult experiencers in the United States alone, 12% are cardiac arrest patients.
This webinar will help to explain the NETFLIX series entitled Surviving Death. It will also name the characteristics and other factors of an NDE, what part of the population would experience an NDE, and different types of Spiritually Transforming Experiences (STEs) that sometimes are activated due to the NDE. The DSM-IV created the V-Code 62.89, Religious & Spiritual Problem, due to NDEs and Mystical Experiences statistics, 30-40% in 1994 & 40-50% in ensuing years and 2020, that indicate that the populations in the United States and Great Britain have them.
A social worker�s positive response to a client reporting an NDE is critical in validating their experience and helping them to understand it. How does a clinician do this if the clinician doesn�t believe in the NDE and STE concept/s when the clinician has a clear ethical obligation to support clients?
Course Objectives
Populations that experience ndes and other types of stes, their characteristics, and relevance
The nde scale develops accepted criteria for their occurrences and differentiates ndes from organic brain syndromes and non-specific stress responses.
The different aspects of mental health professionals� responses to clients reporting ndes and the impact of validating these experiences with sensitivity.
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