Dr Callum Cooper

Erika Domeika Pratte; Psychology [completed]

Therapeutic approaches toward integrating near death experiences.

Sofia Machado; Psychology [completed]

Induced near-death experiences in healthy volunteers: Phenomenology, psychophysiology, and after-effects.

Ewan Maclean; Psychology

Clients' experiences of mental mediumship

Michael Daw; Psychology

An examination by experiment and survey of the differential effect of omnivorous, vegetarian, and vegan diets on psi abilities and paranormal experiences

 Rachel Evenden; Psychology

Working with anomalous experiences when counselling for bereavement: Mapping the territory and identifying best practice

Corrine Gretton-West; Photography

The contribution of place to exceptional human experiences through photographic art

Aaron Lomas; Psychology

The Phenomenology and Understandings of Apparitional and Anomalous Experiences Reported During the Covid-19 Pandemic

Kirsty Allan; Psychology

Sensory isolation in floatation tanks as a method of promoting psi phenomena

Callum E. Cooper is an Associate Professor in Psychology at the University of Northampton, UK, and Professor of Parapsychology at the California Institute for Human Science. He received a PhD from the University of Northampton for work on thanatology, positive psychology and anomalous experiences, and a second PhD from Manchester Metropolitan University for work on parapsychology and spontaneous case methodology. Some of his professional positions include: Council Member of the Society for Psychical Research (and also sits on its Survival Research Committee), a Professional Member of the Parapsychological Association, and a Fellow and Chartered Member of the British Psychological Society. He has produced over 100 papers, articles, chapters, and authored or edited 4 books.

Parapsychology and anomalous experiences, thanatology (death and bereavement), altered states of consciousness, positive psychology, cyberpsychology, sexual behaviour.