Dr. Lenore Matthew's Continued Connection Program:

Broadly defined as the ability to understand or know something instinctively, intuition often exists beyond conventional comprehension, arousing curiosity, skepticism, and occasional marginalization. However, there is scientific evidence available to support the effectiveness of intuitive practices in processing grief, challenging skepticism, and providing a foundation for their consideration.

For instance, in this study, Farb and colleagues (2010) explored the impact of mindfulness training on sadness and its neural expression. They used functional MRI (fMRI) to show that participants in an eight-week mindfulness-based stress reduction (MBSR) program experienced significant reductions in somatic distress, depression, and anxiety. Importantly, they also exhibited less neural reactivity to sadness.

Dr. Lenore Matthew, an expert in grief, trauma, and mind/body/spirit healing, approaches the field of psychic phenomena to examine and destigmatize intuitive experiences systematically. Her focus is particularly on understanding intuitive experiences within the context of grief.

Traditional perspectives on grief often emphasize the idea that in order to heal from loss, it is necessary to let departed loved ones go and move on. Drawing on personal experiences with her late husband in the spiritual realm and insights from numerous clients, research participants, and peers, Dr. Matthew challenges the notion that our loved ones are only part of our past.

Presenting her study findings on mediumship awakenings at the 65th Annual Parapsychological Association Convention in Oslo, Norway, Dr. Matthew’s research asserts that our loved ones exist in the present and are actively communicating and guiding us in real-time.

Through her self-paced online program, Continued Connection, Dr. Matthew brings forward an alternative healing method, bridging the gap between empirical research and intuitive practices. This initiative allows individuals to navigate their grief by fostering connections with departed loved ones. Her exploration challenges prevailing notions, seeking to contribute a nuanced understanding of intuitive encounters within the broader spectrum of human experiences.

In her client interactions, Dr. Matthew recognizes the societal tendency to stigmatize psychic experiences, often labeling them as anomalies. Through the Continued Connection program, she provides a safe space for individuals to explore and embrace their intuitive capacities without judgment or skepticism. This demystification is rooted in empirical evidence, bridging the gap between personal encounters and broader societal acceptance.

Dr. Matthew’s clients have attested to her guidance and the transformative impact of connecting with departed loved ones. Jessica, one previous client, shares: “Lenore is so sweet, gifted, and inspirational. I have been able to heal and find clarity around my husband’s sudden passing. Lenore is empathetic and passionate. She allows a safe, comfortable space, and I look forward to working with her again.”

In exploring the intersection of empirical research and intuitive experiences, Dr. Matthew challenges societal skepticism surrounding encounters with the afterlife. Her research, particularly on mediumship awakenings, contributes to destigmatizing intuitive experiences, notably within the context of grief.

Through her Continued Connection Program, Dr. Matthew provides a structured and evidence-based approach, offering individuals a safe space to explore and embrace their intuitive capacities.

Dr. Lenore Matthew’s continued connection program: Destigmatizing intuitive practices in grief for transformative healing

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