Induced After-Death Communication (IADC) Therapy :
One Induced After-Death Communication (IADC) Therapy is a brief, structured therapeutic approach designed to support the healing of grief following the death of a loved one or beloved pet. IADC uses an adapted EMDR process with bilateral stimulation to help a to help access and process the emotions, memories, and pain connected with loss. During this therapeutic process, some people spontaneously experience a profound sense of connection with the person or animal who has died.
This may be experienced through imagery, memories, sensations, emotions, an inner knowing, or a felt sense of presence. While these experiences can be deeply meaningful, an after-death communication experience is not guaranteed.
Each person's experience is unique, and the therapeutic process itself can support grief integration whether or not an experience of connection occurs.
Session Format :
IADC Therapy is offered as two 90-minute sessions scheduled on two consecutive dates. For this work, the loss should generally have occurred at least one year ago, allowing some time for the initial stages of grief to unfold before beginning the IADC process.
IADC may be appropriate for people grieving:
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A spouse or partner
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A parent, child, sibling, family member, or friend
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Another significant person in their life
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A beloved pet or animal companion
The intention of IADC is not to create or force a particular spiritual experience. Rather, it offers a supported therapeutic space for processing grief and opening to whatever experience naturally arises.
Reach out today for an initial consultation to determine whether IADC Therapy is an appropriate fit for you and your loss.
