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You've tried therapy. You've read the books. You've worked on yourself for years. But something's still missing—a deeper understanding of why certain patterns keep showing up and what your soul actually needs to heal. That's where this work begins. With degrees in Philosophy and Education, plus graduate training in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, I bring intellectual rigor to spiritual exploration. But here's what matters more: I help seekers, thinkers, and people who feel stuck access the profound wisdom of their Higher Self. Whether you're exploring past lives, seeking guidance from loved ones who've passed, or learning to read your body as a spiritual messenger—you'll find both clarity and transformation here.
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Grand Junction, United States
- 8336717448
- jason@jasonqhht.com
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