Induced After-Death Communication
Healing Beyond Goodbye
The death of someone we love can change us forever. Even when we know grief is a natural part of love, the pain of loss can feel overwhelming.
You may long for one more conversation, one more embrace, or simply the reassurance that your loved one is at peace.
Induced After-Death Communication (IADC) is a gentle, research-supported therapeutic approach that has helped thousands of grieving people find comfort, healing, and a renewed sense of peace.
Developed by psychologist Dr. Allan Botkin, IADC uses a variation of the EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) protocol to help clients process unresolved grief. During this process, many people spontaneously report vivid experiences of connection with a deceased loved one. These experiences are often profoundly comforting and can lead to a lasting reduction in grief, guilt, fear, and emotional distress.
Whether these experiences are understood as genuine spiritual contact, meaningful inner experiences, or something else entirely is a deeply personal matter. My role is not to interpret your experience or tell you what to believe. Rather, I provide a safe, compassionate, and supportive environment in which healing can naturally unfold.
As a Certified IADC Practitioner, I have been trained to guide this process with sensitivity, professionalism, and deep respect for each person's beliefs, culture, and spiritual perspective.
What Is an IADC Session Like?
IADC is not traditional talk therapy, mediumship, or hypnosis. It is a structured therapeutic process that uses a specialized adaptation of the EMDR protocol to help the brain process unresolved grief in a new way.
Many clients report experiencing:
A profound sense of peace and comfort
A feeling of connection with a loved one who has died
Relief from guilt, regret, or unresolved emotions
A renewed sense that love continues beyond physical death
Greater acceptance and hope
A significant reduction in the intensity of grief
While no specific experience can ever be promised or guaranteed, many people find the process deeply meaningful and life-changing, regardless of whether they experience an after-death communication.
I am in such deep gratitude and appreciation for my Induced After Death Communication. I truly felt my father’s presence, who I lost many years ago, in a way that I have not experienced before. Our IADC work also allowed me to more clearly and openly process my grief over his death. Thank you, thank you, thank you.
Christine A. — Bucks County, PA
Session Information
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IADC is offered as a series of two 90-minute sessions, allowing time to prepare thoughtfully, facilitate the experience, and integrate the insights and healing that may emerge.
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Our first meeting focuses on getting to know one another and understanding your grief journey. We also begin preparing your nervous system using elements of the IADC protocol so you feel safe, supported, and ready for the experiential work.
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The second session is devoted to the full IADC process using the specialized EMDR-based protocol developed by Dr. Allan Botkin. Following the experience, we take time to gently process and integrate whatever unfolded, allowing space for questions, reflection, and emotional grounding.
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Sessions are available:
In person in Black Mountain, North Carolina
Via secure Zoom for clients in North Carolina and South Carolina
Many clients find that participating from the comfort and privacy of their own home allows them to feel especially relaxed and supported.
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$444 for the complete two-session IADC experience.
Is IADC Right for You?
IADC may be especially helpful if you:
Are grieving the death of a loved one or pet who has been deceased for at least 1 year
Feel stuck in your grief despite the passage of time
Carry guilt, regret, or unresolved feelings
Long for a sense of peace or completion
Desire a compassionate, spiritually open approach to healing while honoring your own beliefs
If you're unsure whether IADC is the right fit for you, I invite you to schedule a complimentary consultation. I'd be honored to answer your questions and help you determine the approach that best supports your healing journey.
Please note that IADC falls under my psychotherapy license and that I can only see clients who are physically located in North Carolina or South Carolina at the time of service.