Induced After Death Communication
A new therapy for healing grief and trauma.
https://www.lifewithghosts.com/
THE MOVIE
Science is studying ghosts? Really?
In this Best Documentary film festival winner, a widow suffering prolonged grief agrees to participate in a research study that aims to reconnect bereaved survivors with their departed loved ones. The process is known as Induced After-Death Communication (IADC), and it’s rapidly gaining recognition among psychologists, academics and bereavement professionals.
LIFE WITH GHOSTS records the first-ever publicly funded attempt to facilitate contact with deceased individuals to determine if such contact can be used to reduce severe grief symptoms. In an area where traditional talk therapy has been largely ineffective, at a time when 70,000 Americans die from prescription drug misuse in a single year, this film heralds a welcome alternative for the chronically bereaved.
THE MESSAGE
Of the 270 million bereaved people in the world, up to 30% suffer Prolonged Grief Disorder, a debilitating condition that can last for years or even a lifetime. Researchers have known for decades that survivors do better with their grief when an emotional bond is maintained with the deceased. And yet psychologists, grief counselors, and clergy routinely discourage such behavior as “denial” or even “heresy.”
With the staggering increase in sudden deaths ushered in by the COVID-19 pandemic, new science for addressing grief is needed now more than ever. By making this film widely available, we hope to spread the news about a ground-breaking intervention that has been tested and proven effective for the treatment of grief.
In January 2011 the "Allan Botkin Institute" opened in Saarbrucken Germany. For more information on German and European IADC®, go to www.IADC-therapie.de. Dr. Botkin's book, Induced After Death Communication, has been translated into German and is now available. 
IADC is now rapidly growing in Italy and France. Induced After Death Comm-unication has been recently translated and published in Italian and French.