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Published January 24, 2022 · 31:10

Helping The Brave - Amy Jorgensen

Guest: Amy Jorgensen

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  • Mental health and healing
  • Family and caregivers
  • Health and wellness

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Amy Jorgensen is a USAF veteran as well as an author, Certified Hypnotherapist, Reiki Master and founder of the Elevate Life Vibration Energy Healing Methodology. In 2014 Amy lost her spouse to suicide, just three years later her only daughter passed away from a heart defect. Taken to her knees, Amy has used her recovery from these experiences and her whimsical energy as a way to help others find their own joy again.

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