Exploring expanded states

of consciousness & meaning

Beth H. Glick is a researcher, PhD student, and organizational strategist.

Research

Forays into scientific and experiential explorations of the edges of consciousness

Research
The Telepathy Tapes and the Trap of Certainty: A Case for Wonder and Not Knowing
The Telepathy Tapes and the Trap of Certainty: A Case for Wonder and Not Knowing

A response to a materialist’s critiques.

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Why Can't I See The Jellyfish?
Why Can't I See The Jellyfish?

Drawn to these edges of the paranormal, this non-territory of paradox, liminality, and transformation.

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Trauma Doesn’t Make It Less Real
Trauma Doesn’t Make It Less Real

Those who have endured trauma, particularly as children, often report more paranormal experiences.

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Organizations

Partnering with organizations around the world to deepen impact, optimize design, and enliven culture

Organizations
Breaking Through
Breaking Through

How might we build cultures of testing and transcending assumptions — individually and organizationally?

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The Good Kind of Stretch
The Good Kind of Stretch

What is the ‘good’ kind of organizational stretch and when does it go too far?

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Time to Rethink Non-Profit Organizational Design
Time to Rethink Non-Profit Organizational Design

One-off solutions may help ease the pain, but the roots of these challenges are deeper: outmoded organizational structures are producing inhospitable and controlling workplaces.

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