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A FREE VIDEO EVENT

With President of The International Association for Near-Death Studies (IANDS)
Janice Miner Holden, EdD
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Open a doorway to unseen realms, where signs, messages, and subtle presences reveal that death is not an ending but a continuation of love’s story.

Discover the groundbreaking research into after-death communication (ADC) that reveals how these experiences can ease grief, awaken peace, and invite you into a deeper connection with spirit and the enduring presence of those you care about.

The voices of the dead are silent only to those who do not know how to listen…

Maybe you’ve experienced a message from beyond — a sign, a presence, or a synchronicity that logic couldn’t explain. 

Perhaps you’ve never had such an occurrence but hope to, and have imagined what you might see and the questions you’d ask if that doorway were ever opened…

… and how it might lift your grief, expand your sense of what’s possible, and transform your perspective not only on death, but on life itself. 

In this free, mind-expanding workshop, Janice Miner Holden, president of the International Association for Near-Death Studies (IANDS), will introduce a framework for understanding after-death communication…

… offering a first step in awakening your own ability to recognize and receive connection from beyond the veil, while feeling grounded, safe, and clear. 

Jan will share highlights from extensive research and stories that illuminate the profound meaning behind ADC — and their ability to offer life-enriching insights into the enduring nature of love and consciousness.

You’ll also hear about the data behind the psychospiritual benefits of ADC, such as their influence on easing the grieving process, and cultivating positive feelings related to the afterlife and your soul’s true purpose.

And, in an impactful guided meditation, Jan will help you recognize and release subtle barriers blocking your ability to experience after-death communication — many of which are rooted in cultural conditioning — so you can begin trusting and opening up to these encounters. 

Throughout time, people have shared remarkable stories of sensing, hearing, and seeing signs from loved ones who have passed on, including astonishing reports from individuals who describe receiving specific information they could not otherwise have known.

While a recent Pew Research Center survey revealed that 44% of Americans report that  they’ve experienced some form of after-death communication, there are still plenty of skeptics and plenty of stigmas and hurdles to overcome.

For over 40 years, Jan Holden has dedicated her life to understanding what happens when we cross the threshold of death. Through her work as professor emeritus at the University of North Texas (UNT), editor-in-chief of the Journal of Near-Death Studies, and co-author of The Handbook of Near-Death Experiences: Thirty Years of Investigation…

… she’s helped bring legitimacy and visibility to the study of near-death and after-death communication. 

Her pioneering work began in the 1980s while working on her dissertation on near-death experiences (NDE). She was fascinated by the countless stories of people who claim they met loved ones after experiencing medical emergencies, which sparked her lifelong inquiry into the many forms of communication after death. 

Jan knows firsthand how communication from the Other Side can provide clarity, healing, and deep emotional resonance. Her own life-changing encounters with Kundalini awakening and ADCs have shaped her path, affirming the remarkable potential of transpersonal experiences to transform the way we view the miracle of life. 

In this illuminating hour-long free online event, you’ll:

  • Understand the various types of death-related transpersonal experiences and their transformative personal and spiritual significance
  • Explore your relationship to ADC and related phenomena through guided reflection and inner imagery
  • Learn why the term “transpersonal experience” is the most meaningful framework for exploring these extraordinary encounters
  • Begin experiencing the unique healing potential of ADC for grief, meaning, and personal transformation
  • Receive guidance for responding positively and compassionately to ADC disclosure from others
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During the event, you’ll also be among the first to hear about Jan’s upcoming 7-week live video course — a deeper dive into the full spectrum of death-related transpersonal experiences through guided practices and research-backed insight.

You’ll learn how to recognize, interpret, and validate after-death communications (ADC) that expand awareness — paving the way for personal experiences capable of transforming grief and sustaining love beyond loss.

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Join this FREE video event with Janice Miner Holden, EdD, and learn how after-death communication can transform fear into solace, nurture the soul, and renew your trust in life beyond death.

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What People Are Saying About Janice Miner Holden, EdD...

“[Jan] is an endlessly patient and compassionate teacher.”
Jan Holden introduced me to near-death experiences in my very first class in my counseling master’s program. This opened many inner doors for me. It was an important part of my evolving understanding of life and shaped the meaning that I give to my own life. She is an endlessly patient and compassionate teacher. She is open to any question and every experience students share. Jan takes the time to really see each person she comes in contact with. She is motivated by contributing to the growth of others in a most generous way, and helping to relieve the suffering of others. She does this through her teaching around the world and sharing her expertise on NDEs and afterdeath communication.
Kathryn Oden, PhD, LPC

Private practitioner and Southern Methodist University Adjunct Professor, McKinney, Texas

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“Dr. Holden creates an atmosphere of positivity and intellectual richness...”
I had the privilege of having Dr. Jan Holden as my major professor during my time as a student in the University of North Texas Counseling PhD program. Her exceptional teaching skills, patience, and ability to engage students in meaningful discussions consistently fostered critical thinking and deeper understanding. Dr. Holden creates an atmosphere of positivity and intellectual richness, elevating the learning experience and inspiring students to reach their highest potential.
Farnoosh (Faith) Nouri, PhD, LPCS

Clinical Assistant Professor, Southern Methodist University, Dallas, Texas

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“... conveys complex matters to others in a calm and clear manner.”
Apart from the fact that Jan Holden has extensive knowledge of NDEs, ADCs, and related experiences, she is also an excellent teacher who conveys complex matters to others in a calm and clear manner. I have seen firsthand how, with just a few sentences, she can offer someone the clarity they needed regarding their NDE.
Robert Christophor Coppes, PhD

 Author of Impressions of NearDeath Experiences, Amsterdam, The Netherlands

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About Janice Miner Holden, EdD

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Janice Miner Holden, EdD, LPC-S, ACMHP, is Professor Emerita of Counseling at the University of North Texas (UNT). Since 1988, her primary research area has been the counseling implications of near-death experiences, after-death communication, and related experiences, resulting in over 50 refereed journal publications, over 100 national and international presentations, and numerous honors and awards.

Since 2008, Jan has served as editor-in-chief of the International Association for Near-Death Studies’ (IANDS') scholarly Journal of Near-Death Studies, and serves currently as IANDS's President. Jan co-edited the Handbook of Near-Death Experiences with her colleagues Bruce Greyson, MD, of the University of Virginia, and Debbie James, MS, RN, CCRN-K, of the University of Texas – San Antonio.

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