Volume 41 · Number 12
DECEMBER 2011
Coincidence Studies
Coincidences are common to us all. This issue explores the possibility of a scientific origin for these events and suggests psychiatry has a role to play in the creation of a new field of study: Coincidence Studies.
The Connection Between Psychiatry and Synchronicity
Jan Fawcett, MD
This Issue: Coincidence Studies
Bernard D. Beitman, MD
Coincidence Studies
Bernard D. Beitman, MD
Synchronicity: Coincidence Detection and Meaningful Life Events
George Costin, MD;
Kristina Dzara, PhD;
David Resch, MD
An Initial Study of Extreme, Measurable Forms of Synchronicity
Robert Perry, BA;
Mary Kay Landon, PhD;
Bruce Greyson, MD;
Charles Whitfield, MD, FASAM;
Barbara Harris Whitfield, RT, CMT;
Nicola Perry, PGCE
Exploration of Anomalous Mind-Matter Correspondences
Mary Kay Landon, PhD
Measurement of Synchronicity in a Clinical Context
Frank Pasciuti, PhD
Coincidences, Intuition, and Spirituality
Sheryl Attig, PhD, MTS;
Gary E. Schwartz, PhD;
Aurelio Jose Figueredo, PhD;
W. Jake Jacobs, PhD;
K.C. Bryson, MSPH
Meaningful Coincidences and Near-Death Experiences
Bruce Greyson, MD
Association of Intention with Anomalous Mind–Matter Correspondences
Mary Kay Landon, PhD
