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 Autumn 2010 Programme
Dear friends
The College was founded over 120 years ago by a group of eminent scholars and scientists, for the purpose of investigating the psychic and mediumistic phenomena which were such a contentious topic of debate in the Victorian era.
In the intervening period, the nature of our work has evolved to incorporate the study of the wider areas of human consciousness, but still focuses on the development and understanding of mediumship, psychic ability, healing and the growing capacity of science to explain and explore these phenomena.
Our experienced and highly-respected tutors provide students with a thorough and safe training environment, fostering continuous professional development in our areas of special expertise, including all aspects of mediumship, psychic development and healing.
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.
We aim to provide something of interest to all, from the interested sceptic to the professional medium who wishes to enhance his or her particular skills.
The College of Psychic Studies
You can download the complete Autumn 2010 Brochure as an Adobe PDF file.
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