Foundation

Studying mind, brain and consciousness at the end of life.

Foundation

 

In 1987, Margot Grey, a psychologist who had had a personal near death experience, set up The International Association of Near Death Studies (UK), with links to a charity with the same name in the United States, to help promote better understanding of the near death experience phenomenon in the UK. Although active in the 1980's, throughout the 1990's this organisation became less active, until March 2000, when it was renamed. Since then the work of Horizon and the scientific research of its doctors has received extensive national and international press coverage.

Today, Horizon Research Foundation is a separate and independent charitable organisation that aims to provide support for scientific research and understanding into the state of the human mind at the end of life. We aim to do this by raising funds for high quality scientific projects, and provide various educational tools such as lectures, conferences and information booklets for the public and healthcare professionals.



  

 Science of Near-Death Experience:
 
Colleague, Jeffrey Long, compiled cases of near death experience that had been sent to him over the years.
 
Published, January 2010, the book has been featured on some of the major media outlets in the United States including the Today Show as well as on CNN.com and reached the New York Times Bestseller list almost immediately after it was released.

 
 

We would like to wish Jeffery Long all the best with his book and his work and we encourage our readers to explore the incredible work that has gone into his book.
 

Horizon Research Foundation is a Registered Charity No. 296655 in the UK
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