
Indeed, Auerbach wears many hats.
He received his Master's degree from John F. Kennedy University in 1981 and published his first and best-known book, ESP, Hauntings, and Poltergeists : A Parapsychologist's Handbook, in 1986. Only a few years afterward, I bought my own copy which I still have on my bookshelf today (no, not a very common literary choice for a nine-year-old). From there we went on to write a regular column for Fate Magazine and act as a member or adviser for many paranormal organizations across the country. Still, he is probably best known for his occasional appearances of television and documentaries involving ghosts and hauntings.
His newest book, A Paranormal Casebook: Ghost Hunting in the New Millennium

2 comments:
Thanks very much for the spotlight and kind words.
Just a correction...my certificate (not certification) course in Parapsychological Studies has no connection to the University of California.
It is offered by HCH Institute, a California state-approved school -- programs there are also state-approved.
It would be great if the UC system would allow for courses such as this, but I'm afraid academia in the US still has no real openness to Parapsychology -- though this is a money-related (funding) issue as much as anything else.
Best,
Loyd Auerbach, MS
www.mindreader.com
You're quite welcome.. and I did make changes to the entry to reflect that. Another late-night blunder with words on my part... I do apologize!
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