Meditation, Altered States, & After-Death Communication (virtual) SOLD OUT

Overview

Join Lifetime Learning for a captivating talk on the effects of meditation, altered states of consciousness, and studies on after-death communication. Jennifer (Kim) Penberthy from the Division of Perceptual Studies in the Department of Psychiatry & Neurobehavioral Sciences at the University of Virginia will explore how these practices and experiences can influence mental health, support those in grief, and expand our understanding of human consciousness. Learn about the practical implications and scientific insights emerging from this work, and how it contributes to ongoing conversations about the mind, healing, and resilience. 

Speaker Biography

Jennifer (Kim) Penberthy, PhD, ABBP, Chester F. Carlson Professor, Department of Psychiatry and Neurobehavioral Sciences and Professor of Research in Psychiatric Medicine, Division of Perceptual Studies, School of Medicine, University of Virginia

A clinical psychologist, Penberthy’s research interests include consciousness and psychology at the end of life and research regarding the use of contemplative and mindfulness practices to enhance people’s abilities and performance. She also specializes in working with patients with mental health issues and physical illnesses such as cancer, HIV, and diabetes.