Rebecca Hardcastle Wright, PhD, is a leading expert and advocate in consciousness and extraterrestrialcontact. She is the founder of the Institute for Exoconsciousness. The Institute’s mission is to create anExoconscious Civilization. As a sustainable nonprofit, their international community focuses on scalingtechnology, teaching, art, and healing that is co-created by humans and extraterrestrials.

Rebecca’s signature is exploring what it means to be an Exoconscious Human who integrates andadvances through contact, communication, and co-creation with ET. She promotes the vital future roleof Exoconscious Humans in all sectors of society, including technology, science and space. Recently, shepublished How Exoconscious Humans Guide our Space-Faring Future, also published as A FronteiraFinal in Portuguese

She contributed an Exoconscious, psychological analysis of the FREE contactee survey in Beyond UFO’s:The Science of Contact with Non-Human Intelligence. In 2008, Rebecca published her foundational work,Exoconsciousness: Your 21st Century Mind.

In Washington, DC, Rebecca was a member of Dr. Edgar Mitchell’s Quantrek international science teamresearching zero-point energy, consciousness, and the ET Presence. She taught one of the first Ufologyclasses in the nation in 2005 at Scottsdale Community College and is on the faculty of InternationalMetaphysical University, teaching Exoconsciousness.

Rebecca has over 30 years’ experience as a Mind Body Therapist, Hypnotherapist, and Coach. Shecurrently practices at Mind Body Medicine in Scottsdale, AZ.

Her graduate degrees include a MDiv in Philosophical Theology from Boston University School ofTheology and a PhD in Parapsychic Science from American Institute of Holistic Theology. She receivedher Bachelor of Arts Degree in Philosophy of Religion from Otterbein University, including a yearstudying Continental Philosophy in Basel, Switzerland.

She is certified in hypnotherapy and coaching bySouthwest Institute for Healing Arts. Ordained in the United Methodist Church, Rebecca served forfifteen years as an Ecumenical Chaplain at Wright State University in Dayton, Ohio.