1. Sixty-four percent of near-death survivors sought help to process their experience.
2. Mental-health and spiritual counselors were the most common sources of support.
3. Validation made support more helpful for most experiencers.
4. Fear of disbelief and limited access hindered help-seeking.
5. Many reported lasting health or relationship challenges after the event.
6. Researchers urged greater awareness among clinicians to improve postevent care.

Source: APA