Parapsychology Foundation, Inc.

Parapsychology Foundation, Inc. The PF is a non profit organization dedicated to the scientific investigation of psychic phenomena.

It's primary mission is to support serious students and researchers in their work. In addition the PF strives to make available the best resources for the general public as well. The Parapsychology Foundation has a post office box in New York City and maintains the Eileen J. Garrett Library at 308 Front Street in Greenport, New York (out on the north end of Long Island) where the library is open b

y appointment. The PF also maintains five websites (all under redesign) and a YouTube channel called Parapsychology Foundation.

09/06/2026

It's been 30 years since Dr Melvyn Willin stepped into the infamous 'Scole hole' in Norfolk to commune with the dead as part of The Scole Experiment. Thirty years on, he reflects on the unnerving experience

09/04/2026

Join Dr Emily Vincent for an online livestream talk exploring Victorian Spiritualism, séances and the ghost stories they inspired. Spaces limited – book now.

09/04/2026

Exploring Alleged Anomalous Communication Across Neurotypical and Neurodivergent Individuals (IRB #8140)

UVA researchers are seeking participants of any age (minors must have parental/guardian permission) who have personally experienced, or are closely familiar with, forms of communication or awareness that seem unusual, advanced, or difficult to explain conventionally.

Participants may be neurotypical or neurodivergent, and parents, caregivers, close family members, close friends, or therapists who have directly observed these experiences may also be eligible to participate.

The study involves an online interview, which includes questionnaires, and an optional in-person case study visit for some participants.
For more information, please contact: Dr. Marina Weiler at [email protected]

Learn more: https://med.virginia.edu/perceptual-studies/participate/participate-in-research
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09/04/2026

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Uploaded on 2 September 2026, written by Roberto R Narváez with additional text by James G Matlock:Joseph Jastrow (1863–...
09/03/2026

Uploaded on 2 September 2026, written by Roberto R Narváez with
additional text by James G Matlock:

Joseph Jastrow (1863–1944) was a pioneering American experimental psychologist and critic of psychical research, briefly connected with the early American Society for Psychical Research. He argued that telepathy, mediumship and occult claims raised problems of evidence, logic, coincidence, suggestion and belief, and in the end doubted their existence.

*Jastrow was a pioneer of experimental psychology in the US and the first president of the American Psychological Association.

*His collaboration with Charles S Peirce helped establish methods for testing subtle differences in sensation.

*He treated psychical research as psychologically revealing but logically defective, emphasising belief, bias and faulty inference. https://psi-encyclopedia.spr.ac.uk/articles/joseph-jastrow/

09/02/2026

September 2–3, 2026 · University of Brighton, UK

08/31/2026

The John Björkhem Memorial foundation has announced that grants for parapsychological research are available. Deadline: 30 October 2026.Further information is available here: JBM 2026.

08/30/2026

Victorian ghost hunters put hauntings, séances, and deathbed apparitions to the test as science began investigating the paranormal.

08/30/2026

The Mindfield Bulletin is a publication of the Parapsychological Association, edited by Jacob W. Glazier (Lead Editor) with Anastasia Wasko (Associate Editor) and David S. B. Mitchell (Associate Editor). It features theoretical, research, and historical articles along with columns by the PA Presiden...

Uploaded on 26 August 2026, written by Emiliana Embrogno:xperiences in which people perceive contact from someone who ha...
08/27/2026

Uploaded on 26 August 2026, written by Emiliana Embrogno:
xperiences in which people perceive contact from someone who has died. This overview examines their history, forms, prevalence and effects, from sensed presences and dreams to apparitions, voices and signs, and surveys psychological, neuroscientific and survival-based explanations.

ADCs are distinguished from mediumship and other deliberately sought communications by their spontaneous and unsolicited character, and may involve sensed presences, dreams, apparitions, voices, touch, scents, signs or coincidences.
Research suggests that ADCs are relatively common and are frequently experienced as comforting or transformative, particularly in bereavement, although prevalence estimates vary substantially according to definitions and methods.
Explanations remain contested: psychological and neuroscientific models emphasize grief, attachment and perception, while parapsychological research examines veridical information and other evidence potentially relevant to survival after death. https://psi-encyclopedia.spr.ac.uk/articles/after-death-communications-overview/

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