This book introduces the discovery and development of IADC therapy and includes accounts from individuals who experienced significant relief from grief through the process.
The book also explains the therapeutic method and the research that began to emerge following its discovery.
This book explores experiences of connection with deceased loved ones and the psychological understanding of these experiences.
It also includes discussion of research related to grief and after-death communication experiences.
This documentary explores experiences of connection with loved ones after death and examines the psychological and therapeutic perspectives surrounding these experiences.
The film includes interviews with researchers, clinicians, and individuals who describe their personal experiences of grief and connection.
This peer-reviewed research study examines the effectiveness of IADC therapy in reducing grief symptoms. The study found significant reductions in grief severity and daily sadness after two IADC sessions, with many participants reporting improved emotional wellbeing and a renewed sense of connection with their loved one.
This newspaper feature explores the emerging use of IADC therapy in grief support. It includes interviews with participants who describe feelings of calm, peace, and emotional relief following the therapy, along with insights from psychologists researching the approach.
After suppressing grief for decades, Anderson reached out earlier this year to psychotherapist and author Francis Weller to ask for help.
In this very personal conversation Anderson reveals some of what he’s learned about the strategies he developed as a child to shield himself from grief and why those strategies are now working against him.
