About IRVA

Debra has a Ph.D. in Psychology and a Master’s Degree in Social Work. She is the founder and Director of the International School of Clairvoyance. She is the author of: The Complete Clairvoyant: A Trilogy; You Are Psychic: The Art of Clairvoyant Reading and Healing; Extraordinary Psychic: Proven Techniques to Master Your Natural Abilities; Freeing the Genie Within, and Associative Remote Viewing: The Art & Science of Predicting Outcomes for Sports, Financials, Elections, and the Lottery. Debra is an accomplished remote viewer, clairvoyant, medium, energy healer, and a researcher. She’s a former Federal Probation Officer and TV show host.

Lily is a professional remote viewer and RV project manager, and has worked with several RV applied teams. Her work has been featured in Chronicles of a Psychic Spy. Lily is IRVA's Vice President and Director of IRVA's Education Program (IRVA ED) and managed the IRVA 2022 Online Conference. She has an eclectic background in remote viewing, having originally trained in TransDimensional Systems and then several other RV and intuitive modalities and constructs including operational precognitive remote viewing.  She has a passion for remote viewing with a special interest in Alphanumerics. Lily resides in Canada, where she manages personal Investments.

Cindy's interests include the broader topic of anomalous and non-local phenomena of which Remote Viewing may be a modality.   She holds a bachelors and masters degree in mathematics, doctorate in engineering management and systems engineering, completed over 50 hours of graduate work in international relations, and was President and Chief Operating Officer of an internationally focused non-profit organization. Her scientific and analytical experience includes contributing to projects and research in sensor systems, high-energy physics, dynamical systems, modeling and simulation, quantum theory, and artificial intelligence.

Julia earned a BS degree in Cartography from Ohio University.  She trained in CRV with Teresa Frisch and Lori Williams, and OPRV with Julia Mossbridge, PhD.  Julia prepared professional computer-aided design drawings for architectural projects for many years.  She brings twenty years of non-profit support experience with American Mensa involving convention planning, fund raising, and coordinating volunteers. Julia also served as a member of Mensa’s Board of Directors for four years and Regional Chair for the Mensa Foundation scholarship program. She assisted in a volunteer capacity with the IRVA 2022 online conference and with the IRVA Ed program.

Patty holds a Master’s degree in Social Work from the University of Pittsburgh and has worked with outpatient and hospitalized developmentally disabled adults. She later pursued an art career studying at Pittsburgh Filmmakers, receiving a graphic art, digital media, and photography certificate. Her interest in RV began when the military programs were declassified. Since then, she has been active in practice groups, establishing the Signal Line Remote Viewers in 2000. She publishes an RV webpage and monitors a weekly target practice group. Patty was featured in Eight Martinis Magazine Vol. 14 “Trainers,” and has presented at the IRVA Conference.

With degrees in Aeronautical Engineering and Physics and an extensive background in research and applications of psi phenomena, Dale became involved with remote viewing research in 1976 as the Department of Defense contract manager for RV research at the Stanford Research Institute and then eventually a director of Stargate, the military Remote Viewing program. Currently, Mr. Graff presents seminars and workshops for individuals through Psi-Seminars-Initiative. His dream seminar focus is on precognition and healing potential. His published books include Tracks in the Psychic Wilderness and River Dreams.

Bill is a businessman and resident of New York City. He is a former Special Agent with the Federal Bureau of Investigation and a Naval Reserve officer who has been associated with remote viewing and psychokinesis research since 1989. As a former director of the Princeton Engineering Anomalies Research program (PEAR), he assisted in funding their process patent on the effect of intention on random events. Bill is a former vice-president of IRVA and currently a director and vice-president of the Rhine Research Center. He is IRVA’s longest-serving director.

After first experiencing remote viewing during a conference with pioneers Russell Targ and Stephan Schwartz, Jon has made it a mission to promote the practice and introduce it to others. To that end, he ran a practice group from 2011 to 2019 in NYC to provide a friendly environment for discussion and practice. Based on experiences from these meetings, Jon wrote Natural Remote Viewing—A Practical Guide to the Mental Martial art of Self-Discovery. He has subsequently trained with Skip Atwater at the Monroe Institute and in CRV with Paul H. Smith. Jon runs IRVA’s Focal Point practice group.