WELCOME TO THE COLLEGE OF PSYCHIC STUDIES
Founded in 1884, the College is a beacon of light and learning for those seeking to explore a consciousness beyond matter.
Welcome to the Programme
The College aims to act as a beacon of light and learning for those who wish to explore the many ways in which our world continues to suggest the existence of a ‘consciousness’ of some sort – one that appears to extend beyond matter itself. Whilst the core of our studies retains a strong focus on the development and understanding of mediumship, psychic ability and healing, we also endeavour to embrace wider areas of interest including the growing capacity of science to provide a broader context to such phenomena within the consciousness movement.
Our experienced and highly-respected freelance consultants provide students with a thorough and safe training environment, fostering continuing professional development in specialist areas of expertise. As well as ongoing courses, we offer a variety of workshops and lectures by experts in the field, covering a diverse range of subjects. We aim to provide something of interest to all, from the interested sceptic to those who long ago embarked on an extended journey of self-discovery through our work at the College.
As well as ongoing courses, we offer a variety of workshops and lectures by experts in their field, covering a wide range of related subjects.
You can download the complete Spring 2011 Brochure as an Adobe PDF file.
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