Classification and Statistical Manual of Extrasensory Experiences, 1st Edition: CSM-EE
The Classification and Statistical Manual of Extrasensory Experiences (CSM-EE) is a classification of extrasensory experiences (i.e. telepathy, clairvoyance, mediumship, precognition, synchronistic events, etc.) with associated criteria designed to facilitate more reliable classification. CSM-EE assists in identifying like experiences that are similar in phenomenology, but otherwise widely differ in narrative due to culture, language, and religious/spiritual belief.
Whereby, the CSM-EE can assist in accurate classification and is therefore a valuable resource for clinicians and students, and a valuable reference for researchers, dealing with extrasensory experiences in a wide diversity of context.
The criteria and associated phenomenological features and specifiers serve in part as a textbook for students who require a well-structured method to understand and classify extrasensory experiences as well as for experienced professionals encountering these experiences for the first time.
About the Author: Theresa M. Kelly, MsD. is a professor of scientific parapsychology at the University of Alternative Studies, and a process-orientated psychical researcher focusing on the phenomenology and classification of spontaneous cases resulting from chronic stress and crisis situations.
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Additional References:
Bauer, E., Lay, B. & Mischo, J. (1988). A poll of psycho-social welfare centers on “occult practices in juveniles.” Zeitschrift für Parapsychologie und Grenzgebiete der Psychologie, 30, 33-45.
Landolt, K., Wittwer, A., Wyss, T., Unterassner, L., Fach, W., Krummenacher, P., Rossler, W. (2014). Help-seeking in people with exceptional experiences: results from a general population sample. Front Public Health, 2, 51.
Keywords: Clinical Psychology, Psychology, Parapsychology, Extrasensory, ESP, Psychiatry, Classification Manual, Transpersonal Psychology, Spiritual Counseling, Exceptional Experience, Psychic, Psychic Experience, Spiritual Experience, Religious Experience.
