We provide Induced After Death Communication (IADC) Therapy online—a groundbreaking approach to reducing the sadness associated with grief. Research shows it can provide significant relief in only two 90-minute sessions.
 

Developed by clinical psychologist Dr Allan Botkin, IADC Therapy is derived from EMDR Therapy but with distinct changes to the standard EMDR protocol. It is designed to specifically target sadness, with many clients reporting the perception of a sense of reconnection with the deceased, which can include visual, auditory, or tactile sensations—an after-death communication (ADC).

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ADCs are a common, naturally occurring phenomenon that can provide healing and assist in the resolution of unresolved issues relating to a death. Regardless of whether a client experiences an ADC, the primary aim of the therapy is to reduce sadness.

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To book in for your online grief therapy with an IADC therapist, you must first complete the pre-screening questionnaire and undergo a free 25-minute screening call over Zoom. We only take on clients for whom this therapy is a good fit, and are therefore very likely to have a good outcome.

Find out more about IADC Therapy, our current research project in Australia, Dr Tom Nehmy's new book Inspired Life, Beautiful Death, or complete the pre-screening questionnaire to see if this therapy might be a good fit for you.