Techniques: Recording for EVP and ITC and managing the results. There is also an excellent article here which we recommend as a place to begin your study of EVP.

Member Benefits: This website is designed to tell you all you need to know about transcommunication, but membership does provide important benefits. If you are serious about the subject and want to support ATransC objectives, then review the Membership page to learn about the benefits of membership in ATransC.

The Big Circle: Virtual community support for people grieving the loss of a loved one.

Certified Proxy Practitioner: ATransC members who have shown that they are able to and willing to help others make contact with loved ones using EVP.

Research: The Sarah Estep Research Fund has already begun sponsoring research. Explore this section if you are a researcher or want to support research.

Books: When the Butlers assumed leadership of the Association, they saw the need for a more current book which they could recommend to members as a text about EVP, its history , role models, theory and techniques. To satisfy this need, they wrote There is No Death and There are No Dead. Since then, they have sponsored a book by Martha Copeland titled, I'm Still Here, which is about her daughter, now on the other side who is credited for as a major reason for the formation of the Big Circle.

Document Archive: The Association has been publishing quarterly newsletter/NewsJournals since 1982. ATransC Document Archive contains many of the past issues.

Links: The Links pages are an important resource for accessing more information about transcommunication. We think the Transcommunication Search Tool is especially useful for finding information.