"Ng is modestly aware of limitations when trying to make sense of the whole field, and is refreshingly not beyond expressing doubt, wonder, surprise, and indeed amusement when relating purported facts and his conclusions about this fascinating subject. Although one can take issue with the extent to which he has evaluated alternative points of view, this book for me has been both highly stimulating and a joy to read. I recommend it."
-THE SOCIETY for Psychical Research was set up in London in 1882, the first scientific organisation ever to examine claims of psychic and paranormal phenomena.
-Dr Graham Kidd, MBBS, MRCPsych, has been a member of the SPR since 1969. He became chairman of the Spontaneous Cases Committee in 2021 and has been a member of this committee since 2009. He has been a member of the Council since 2014. He also joined the Library Committee in January 2019. Trained at St Bartholomew’s Hospital, he was medical officer to 10th Gurkha Rifles, subsequently training in psychiatry at St Thomas's Hospital. He was a Consultant in Old Age and General Psychiatry in Surrey, and on retiring from the NHS, worked in private practice at the Priory and the Cardinal Clinics, before retiring to do purely psychotherapy, specializing in psychological trauma using Ego state and EMDR techniques. He teaches occasionally at St George's Hospital. He has studied dissociation and was a member of the ISSTD for many years. He has contributed to SPR study days, to the JSPR and the Paranormal Review. He is currently Hon. Secretary of the Society.