About the SRF

The Spirit Release Foundation (originally the British Association for Spirit Release) was founded in 1999 by a group of medical and complementary practitioners who had a special interest in working with the condition known as spirit attachment. (See below.)  The intention was to provide help and support.

The Foundation's objectives are:

• to enhance holistic health through awareness and understanding of internal and external influences on the mind, body and spirit, including those of spirit attachment and release.
• to introduce this awareness and understanding to health-care practitioners and others.
• to provide training and support in this fieldas it sees fit.
• to encourage research into such areas of spiritual, mental and physical well being as may be appropriate.

Spirit Attachment and Release

Some of the more common symptoms of spirit attachment can be: lack of energy, memory disturbance, behavioural change, mood change, addictive behaviour, relationship problems and hearing disturbing voices. There may be bodily pain and other physical symptoms. The degree of attachment also varies. Some individuals are scarcely affected, while in rare cases the individual's body and mind have been taken over completely.

Spirit attachment is not uncommon and is often misdiagnosed because many practitioners are not aware of it and because the symptoms might fit a number of possible diagnoses. In some instances attachments exacerbate an existing complaint with similar symptoms. They may be the reason that recovery from a complaint is very slow.

Spirit Release is the is the term given to the process of clearing the attachment.

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SRF Management Committee

Officers
Chair: Jean Ransome
Secretary: to be appointed
Treasurer: Tony Neate

Committee Members
Dr Riccardo Cuminetti
Kavon Hussain
Margaret Law-Homewood
Tina Lee-Ure
Lesley Moyer
Tony Neate
Dr Andrew Powell
Jean Ransome (Chair)
Dr Alan Sanderson (President)
Michael Sheehan
Dr Marie Wardle

(As at 20 January 2012)

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General Enquiries
If you want to find a practitioner please see our Practitioner List.  For other general enquiries please e-mail us. 

Training Enquiries
Please e-mail us here.

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