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Julia Assante, PhD is a medium, life reader, and medical intuitive with over 47 years of experience. Tested at Columbia University in 1981 under scientifically controlled conditions, her accuracy in telepathy and remote viewing was so exceptional that researchers created a separate category for her alone.
She is the author of "The Last Frontier: Exploring the Afterlife and Transforming Our Fear of Death" — winner of the Nautilus Gold Award, endorsed by Deepak Chopra, Larry Dossey, and Dean Radin, and called by Publisher's Weekly the most important book on death since the work of Elisabeth Kübler-Ross.
Her academic background spans Columbia University and Yale, allowing her to combine cutting-edge consciousness research, quantum biology, and parapsychology with a deep exploration of afterlife beliefs from ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia to the present.
Her greatest achievement is the Percy Project — a scientific experiment to prove the survival of consciousness after death using technology. The results were extraordinary, without a single failure.
Julia has given private sessions, workshops, and talks across the US and Europe, appeared on Austrian television, and worked as a certified past-life regression therapist — helping individuals heal on profound levels, including recovery from serious illness.

Undressing the Nude — What Ancient Art Really Tells Us About the Female Body

Julia Assante, PhD

What did nudity really mean in ancient art? Dr. Julia Assante challenges modern assumptions about female nudes from prehistoric and Old Babylonian cultures.

The Forever Family Foundation on Grief, Hope, and After-Death Communication

Julia Assante, PhD

The Forever Family Foundation uses mediumship to help the bereaved connect with deceased loved ones. Dr. Julia Assante shares their work on grief and after-death communication.

After-Death Communication Enters Mainstream Research on Bereavement — What Science Now Says About Grief and Contact with the Deceased

Julia Assante, PhD

New research shows after-death communication is common and beneficial for grief. Dr. Julia Assante shares findings on how contact with the deceased alleviates loss.

World War I Soldiers Helped by Their Dead Comrades — Afterlife Communication on the Battlefield

Julia Assante, PhD

Did dead WWI soldiers help their living comrades on the battlefield? Dr. Julia Assante shares extraordinary diary accounts and channeled messages from The Great War.

Angola's Prison Hospice Documents Inmates' Deathbed Visions — What the Dying Really See

Julia Assante, PhD

What do dying prisoners see at the end of life? Dr. Julia Assante shares research on deathbed visions from Angola's nationally acclaimed prison hospice program.

Surgeon Admits Doctors Are Looking at Death the Wrong Way — Atul Gawande on End-of-Life Care

Julia Assante, PhD

Harvard surgeon Atul Gawande argues medicine has its priorities wrong on end-of-life care. Dr. Julia Assante shares his call for a more humane approach to dying.

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Her academic background spans Columbia University and Yale, allowing her to combine cutting-edge consciousness research, quantum biology, and parapsychology with a deep exploration of afterlife beliefs from ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia to the present.

Her greatest achievement is the Percy Project — a scientific experiment to prove the survival of consciousness after death using technology. The results were extraordinary, without a single failure.

Julia has given private sessions, workshops, and talks across the US and Europe, appeared on Austrian television, and worked as a certified past-life regression therapist — helping individuals heal on profound levels, including recovery from serious illness.

Undressing the Nude — What Ancient Art Really Tells Us About the Female Body

The Forever Family Foundation on Grief, Hope, and After-Death Communication

After-Death Communication Enters Mainstream Research on Bereavement — What Science Now Says About Grief and Contact with the Deceased

World War I Soldiers Helped by Their Dead Comrades — Afterlife Communication on the Battlefield

Angola's Prison Hospice Documents Inmates' Deathbed Visions — What the Dying Really See

Surgeon Admits Doctors Are Looking at Death the Wrong Way — Atul Gawande on End-of-Life Care