Biography
With undergraduate and graduate degrees from Brown University and a doctorate in psychology, Jon Klimo has taught in doctoral programs for the past 34 years, including eight years at Rutgers University, and is currently in his 13th year as core faculty (and now Professor) in the clinical program at the San Francisco Bay Area campus of The American Schools of Professional Psychology, Argosy University. He has chaired approximately 125 dissertations and served as a reader on as many more. He is considered the leading authority on the phenomenon of anomalous cognition and communication, or channeling, based on his definitive book, ‘Channeling: Investigations on Receiving Information from Paranormal Sources’ (1987, 1998). He has also co-authored two other books and published many journal articles. He has appeared on approximately 20 television and 120 radio programs, including ‘Coast to Coast A.M.’ with both Art Bell and George Noory as hosts. As a lifelong multi-disciplinarian, he has done extensive research, publishing, teaching, and presentations in the areas of creativity, intuition, imagination, parapsychology, transpersonal psychology, consciousness studies, and new paradigm science.