What Kinds of Courses and Events Does The College of Psychic Studies Offer?

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The College of Psychic Studies offers online and in-person courses, workshops and talks in psychic development, mediumship training, crystals, healing, chakras, meditation, astrology and Kabbalah, plus on-demand video and audio content you can work through at your own pace. It is open to all levels — the College describes itself as welcoming everyone from people just starting to explore their intuitive abilities to professional mediums developing their skills. Visitors can attend in person Tuesday to Sunday, 11am–4pm, and the programme runs both online and on-site in London.

Main subject areas

The College's programme covers a broad set of consciousness and spiritual-development topics. Based on its published listings and course descriptions, these include:

  • Psychic development — developing intuition and intuitive abilities
  • Mediumship training — livestream trainings aimed at connecting with the spirit world, including for those who want to become mediums
  • Crystals, healing and chakras — listed among the College's core course areas
  • Meditation — including guided livestream meditations
  • Astrology — for example workshops on zodiac signs and houses
  • Kabbalah — multi-week online courses on its principles

This range matters if you are deciding whether the College fits you: it is not a single-subject school but a broad programme, so you can usually find an entry point matching your interest rather than committing to one discipline.

Formats: how you can study

Format What it involves Best suited to
Livestream courses Multi-session online teaching, e.g. a 5-week course Structured learning with a group and tutor
Livestream workshops Focused single sessions on a specific topic Exploring one subject in depth
Online talks Single guided sessions, e.g. a guided meditation A low-commitment first taste
In-person courses and events Held at the College in London Those who prefer learning on-site
On-demand video and audio Self-paced content Fitting study around your own schedule

The College explicitly frames the on-demand option as "explore at your own pace," which is the practical choice if fixed livestream times don't suit you.

Examples of upcoming sessions

The College's "what's on" listings show the mix of topics and formats in practice. Recent examples include:

  • Deep Dive into the Air Signs & Houses — an online livestream workshop on Gemini, Libra and Aquarius and the 3rd, 7th and 11th houses, open to all
  • Archangel Chamuel Healing Meditation — an online talk offering a guided livestream meditation, open to all
  • The Principles of Kabbalah — a 5-week online course, open to all

Note that these are illustrative listings rather than a fixed catalogue; the current programme changes, so check the calendar for what is running when you plan to join.

Who each option suits

  • Complete beginners: start with an online talk or a workshop marked "open to all," which several listings explicitly are. This lets you test the teaching style before committing to a longer course.
  • Those building a practice: multi-week livestream courses (such as the 5-week Kabbalah course) provide sustained structure.
  • Aspiring or practising mediums: the livestream psychic and mediumship trainings are the College's dedicated pathway, and it states these are designed for both newcomers and professional mediums.
  • People with irregular schedules: on-demand video and audio content avoids fixed session times.
  • Local visitors: in-person courses and events at the London college, open to visitors Tuesday to Sunday, 11am–4pm.

How to browse and book

  1. Go to the College's website and open the full "what's on" calendar to see all current courses, workshops and talks.
  2. Filter by your interest (e.g. mediumship, astrology, meditation) and by format (online or in person).
  3. Check whether a listing is marked "open to all" — this indicates no prior experience is required.
  4. For self-paced study, browse the separate on-demand offerings for video and audio content.
  5. Book directly through the listing's "Booking & More Info" link.

The College also notes that members receive significant discounts and other benefits, so if you plan to take more than one course, compare the membership cost against the discount before booking. Membership pricing is not stated in the available information, so check the membership page for current terms.

Practical points before you commit

  • Charity status: the College is an educational charity, and donations support its London building, archive and rare-book library — useful context if supporting the institution matters to you.
  • Location and access: in-person attendance is in London; if you are not local, the online and on-demand options are the realistic route.
  • Level indicators: look for "open to all" on listings as your signal that a session has no prerequisites; longer trainings may assume more commitment.
  • Current schedule: the programme rotates, so confirm dates and formats on the live calendar rather than relying on any single snapshot of listings.