NDE Symposium – AZ Zeno Hospital – Knokke-Heist, Belgium
[Nederlandse beschrijving – zie hieronder]
All Saints Day is a time when many remember their deceased loved ones and consider the mystery of life and death. As physicians and healthcare providers, we are highly skilled scientifically and technically. Yet, we often come into contact with patient stories and experiences that we find difficult to explain scientifically, but which are important to our patients and can play a role in their healing process.
In this symposium, Eben Alexander, MD, and Charlotte Martial, PhD, will present personal experience and scientific data that support our current understanding about near-death experiences (NDEs). After a presentation from each expert, a discussion will ensue, including responses to questions from those in attendance.
Eben Alexander, MD, was an academic neurosurgeon for over 25 years, including 15 years at the Brigham & Women’s Hospital, Children’s Hospital, and Harvard Medical School in Boston. He has a passionate interest in physics and cosmology. He is the author of the New York Times #1 bestseller Proof of Heaven, The Map of Heaven and Living in a Mindful Universe. www.ebenalexander.com
Charlotte Martial, PhD, is a colleague of Prof. Dr. Steven Laureys and is a neuropsychologist with the Coma Science Group CHU Liège. In his new book, Our Brain, Prof. Laureys raises controversial issues around NDEs and coma and considers organ donation as ‘the only scientifically proven form of life after death’. http://www.coma.ulg.ac.be/
Reception, 7:30-8:00pm, Symposium 8:00-10:00pm
To Register, email with your name, position and organization
Appropriate for professionals in the healthcare sector
Location: AZ Zeno campus Knokke Heist – auditorium Kalvekeetdijk 260 – Knokke-Heist
Fee/contribution: 25 euros. Contributions benefit the new integrative care program AZ Zeno Plus
Symposium ‘bijna dood ervaring’
Allerheiligen en Allerzielen is een tijd waarbij we onze geliefde overledenen herdenken en even stilstaan bij het mysterie van leven en dood. Als medici en zorgverstrekkers zijn we wetenschappelijk en technisch sterk onderlegd. Vaak komen we in contact met realiteiten die we wetenschappelijk moeilijk kunnen plaatsen maar die voor de beleving van onze patiënten wel belangrijk zijn en een rol kunnen spelen in hun ziekte en genezingsproces.
Lees Meer: http://azzeno.be/newsfiles/20181031-Bijnadoodervaring.pdf
