Since 1980, professional members of the Monroe Institute have been at the forefront of exploring and expanding our collective knowledge about the nature and potential of human consciousness and extending the use of Monroe Sound Science globally.
Using a variety of research methodologies (qualitative, quantitative and mixed-method), members have contributed immeasurably to the understanding and deepening of both Monroe’s specific altered-state techniques and the many questions and concerns related to the study of consciousness as a whole.
Research projects, including pilot studies, longitudinal studies, single-participant studies, multi-participant analyses, meta-analyses, and anecdotal reports, have provided us with a larger database of consciousness research than is possible with our efforts alone.
Current members include researchers, practitioners and educators of various kinds. Becoming a member of the Professional Association is an opportunity to be involved in an ever-expanding network of like-minded people around the world, offering the potential for professional growth, community building and the advancement of knowledge of the phenomenon of consciousness.
With a global tradition of more than 40 years of groundbreaking research and reports on the Monroe Institute’s consciousness development technologies, members of the Professional Association are responsible for most of the papers concerning Monroe Sound Science, published both independently and electronically.